Friedman and Johnson (1997) show that for a wide range of dynamic optimization problems, supermodularity is both necessary and sufficient for monotone static results. In the present context, this implies that our supermodular model requires the minimum set of assumptions to obtain monotonicity in the optimal decision variables.
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The evidence presented here needs to be supplemented with information about inter- and intrafamily income transfers. This issue was addressed in a follow-up survey, but analysis of the results is not yet complete.
The nation that has the absolute advantage in peanuts is India.
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a. The country that has the absolute advantage in the pounds of peanuts is India. They are able to produce 10 million worth of the product.
b. This is in the attachment
c. From the calculated opportunity costs, India has been shown to have the comparative advantage in peanuts so they have to specialize here.
The US on the other hand has to specialize in pecans because they have the comparative advantage in it.
d) The PPC for each country is a diagram
e. ) The terms of trade would be a pound of peanut for a pound of pec an for the countries.
Based on this the US would produce 10 units for pecans. They would use 5 units and exchange the remaining 5 units of pecans for 5 units of peanuts from India.
India is also going to do likewise.
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