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9. When output of Good-1 increases from 100 units to 110 units and output of Good-2 decreases from
400 units to 350 units, marginal opportunity cost = 50 units.

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Question 1.)When output of Good-1 increases from 100 units to 110 units and output of Good-2 decreases from 400 units to 350 units, marginal opportunity cost = 50 units.

Añswers 1.) False . Marginal Opportunity Cost = 5. Because,

Marginal Opportunity Cost =∆ Good -2 (loss of output) / ∆ Good - 1 ( gain of output) [=50/10=5]

When some resources bare shifted from Good -2 to Good -1.

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Marginal opportunity cost = 5 units. Because, Marginal opportunity cost = Loss of output of Good - 2/Gain of output of Good - 1 when some resources are shifted from Good-2 to Good-1.

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