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This table shows how much cotton and cocoa can be produced in Peru and Brazil with one unit of equivalent resources.
TABLE 32-4
-Refer to Table 32-4.The opportunity cost of a bushel of cocoa beans in Brazil is
Concentration Ratio
A measurement of the market share or output controlled by the largest firms within an industry, used to assess the level of competition.
Costly to Ship
Refers to items or materials that are expensive to transport, typically because of their weight, size, or special handling requirements.
Degree of Monopoly
Measures the level of market control and price-setting power possessed by a monopolist.
Very Localized
Referring to something that is confined to a very small or specifically defined geographic area or community.
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