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april 19

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Question 1

The theory of equal net advantage is a theory concerning
◦ the supply of factors.
◦ the demand for factors.
◦ the marginal product of the factors.
◦ the production process.
◦ economic versus accounting profit.

Question 2

With regard to the supply of factors of production, what is the hypothesis of "equal net advantage"?
◦ Owners of factors will use their factors in a way that results in the largest financial return.
◦ Demand curves for a factor in any particular use are not likely to shift.
◦ In equilibrium, owners of identical factors of production will receive different net returns for different uses of the factors.
◦ Supply curves for a factor in any particular use are not likely to shift.
◦ Owners of factors will use them in a way that results in the largest combined monetary and non-monetary rewards.
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Reply #1 on: Oct 12, 2022
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april 19

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Reply 2 on: Oct 12, 2022
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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