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The above figure depicts the Edgeworth box for two individuals, Al and Bruce. Part of the contract curve can be found by connecting points
◦ a and b.
◦ c and d.
◦ a and c.
◦ b and d.
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Reply #1 on: Jun 18, 2019
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The above figure depicts the Edgeworth box for two individuals, Al and Bruce. Points a and b
◦ are least likely to reflect the final allocations after trading.
◦ are equally likely to reflect the final allocations after trading than other points on the contract curve.
◦ are definitely not the final allocations after trading.
◦ are most likely to reflect the final allocations after trading.


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Reply #3 on: Jun 18, 2019
are definitely not the final allocations after trading.


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Reply #4 on: Jun 18, 2019
TY


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Reply #5 on: Jun 18, 2019
You're welcome


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Reply #6 on: Jun 18, 2019


The above figure depicts the Edgeworth box for two individuals, Al and Bruce. If the endowment is at point a, and trade is possible, which of the following points are possible equilibria?
◦ c and d
◦ a and b
◦ a and c
◦ b and d


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Reply #7 on: Jun 18, 2019
c and d


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The above figure depicts the Edgeworth box for two individuals, Al and Bruce. Considering only the labeled points, point c is a possible equilibrium
◦ only if point a is the endowment.
◦ only if point d is the endowment.
◦ if either point a or b is the endowment.
◦ only if it is the endowment.


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Reply #9 on: Jun 18, 2019
if either point a or b is the endowment.


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