CSEC Economics · May/June 2014 · Paper 2 · Question 1(b)(iii)
State TWO factors that would cause the curve identified in (a) to shift inward.
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- 1(a)State the name of the curve commonly used to represent the production combinations shown in Table 1.[1 mark]
- 1(b)(i)State whether the opportunity cost is decreasing, increasing, or constant when moving from combination A through E in Table 1.[1 mark]
- 1(b)(ii)State the maximum amount of sugar that can be produced if 40 000 tons of bananas are produced.[1 mark]
- 1(c)(i)Determine whether Country X is operating efficiently or not if it produces 2 000 tons of sugar and 15 000 tons of bananas.[2 marks]
- 1(c)(ii)Determine whether Country X is operating efficiently or not if it produces 1 000 tons of sugar and 15 000 tons of bananas.[2 marks]
- 1(d)Explain TWO factors that should be considered before opening an internet cafe.[6 marks]
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