Figure 11-14 Figure 11-14 Shows the Optimal Input Combinations for the Production

question 239

Multiple Choice

Figure 11-14

Figure 11-14 shows the optimal input combinations for the production of a given quantity of cotton in the United States and in China.
-Refer to Figure 11-14.Which of the following could explain why the United States and China use different input combinations to produce a given quantity of cotton and yet, each country produces that quantity at the lowest possible cost?

• A)because the prices of inputs are not the same for the two countries: labor is relatively lower-priced and capital is relatively higher priced in the United States
• B)because the prices of inputs are not the same for the two countries: labor is relatively lower-priced and capital is relatively higher priced in China
• C)because the United States has more sophisticated technology and therefore is more efficient in cotton production
• D)because the marginal product per dollar spent on capital yields a higher return in the United States than in China

Comprehend the process and implications of transferring property interests, including through deeds and inheritance.

Grasp the legal concepts related to the ownership and transfer of real property, including joint tenancy, tenancy in common, and tenancy by the entirety.

Identify and differentiate between real property and personal property, including the concept of fixtures.

Recognize the characteristics and requirements of easements, including how they can be created.

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