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Select all the decision-makers that experience scarcity.

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Here are the answers of the given question above. The decision-makers that <span>experience scarcity are the following: governments, companies, and individuals, except for capital goods since capital goods is not a decision-maker. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for. Have a great day!</span>

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changing the importance of attributes

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3. A company manufactures two types of products: A and B. Three resources R1, R2, and R3 are required to make these products. a.

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(i)The units of production of Product A and B (x and y) are the decision variables

(ii)Objective is to maximize profit

(iii)Objective function, Max P=20x+50y

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8x+2y $\leq$ 500....(i)

2x+5y $\leq$ 400.......(ii)

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Let the number of Product A=x

Let the number of Product B=y

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Each unit of product B requires 2 units of R1, 5 units of R2, and 3 units of R3

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Since R1 $\leq$ 500,

Product A requires 8 units of R1 per production unit

Product B requires 2 units of R1 per production unit

Total Unit of R1 possible is given by the inequality: 8x+2y $\leq$ 500....(i)

Since R2 $\leq$ 400,

Product A requires 2 units of R2 per production unit

Product B requires 5 units of R2 per production unit

Total Unit of R2 possible is given by the inequality: 2x+5y $\leq$ 400....(ii)

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Product B requires 3 units of R2 per production unit

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