Let the Total Quantities of Two Goods,apples and Oranges,be 100

question 57

Essay

Let the total quantities of two goods,apples and oranges,be 100 and 200 respectively.Jill has an initial allocation of 50 apples and 100 oranges and considers the two goods perfect 1-for-1 substitutes.Jack considers apples and oranges perfect 1-for-1 complements.Using an Edgeworth box,describe the set of allocations which improve economic efficiency.

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