The Following Table Summarizes the Production Relationships in Mexico and Guatemala

question 15

Multiple Choice

The following table summarizes the production relationships in Mexico and Guatemala to produce tomatoes and beer:Table 16.1
Hours of Labor Required to Produce

-Refer to Table 16.1. Which of the following statements is correct?

• A) There are potential gains from trade if: (1) Mexico specializes in the production of tomatoes, (2) Guatemala specializes in the production of beer, and (3) Mexico trades tomatoes to Guatemala for beer.
• B) There are potential gains from trade if: (1) Mexico specializes in the production of beer, (2) Guatemala specializes in the production of tomatoes, and (3) Mexico trades beer to Guatemala for tomatoes.
• C) There are no potential gains from trade because Mexico has an absolute advantage in the production of beer and tomatoes.
• D) There are no potential gains from trade because Guatemala has an absolute advantage in the production of beer and tomatoes.

Recognize the conditions under which anticipatory repudiation occurs and the options available to the aggrieved party.

Grasp the obligation of sellers to tender delivery and the implications for buyers in accepting or rejecting goods.

Distinguish between various types of contracts (shipment, destination) and the associated responsibilities of the parties involved.

Identify the consequences and procedural requirements for rejection, revocation of acceptance, and cure options within contracts.

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