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The following table show the production of cricket bats and sarres of an imaginary economy :
If the production of cricket bats is increased from 3 thousand to 4 thousand, how much production of sarees will he to be sacrificed by the economy ?
Zero
8 lakh sarees
30 lakh sarees
20 lakh sarees
- When increasing production from 3,000 to 4,000 cricket bats, we need to consider the opportunity cost in terms of sarees.
- Option 1: Zero - Incorrect. Typically, increasing production of one good involves sacrificing some of another due to limited resources.
- Option 2: 8 lakh sarees - A possibility but not enough information to conclude directly without specific data.
- Option 3: 30 lakh sarees - Likely too high unless specific limits or severe constraints exist.
- Option 4: 20 lakh sarees - A balanced estimate considering the lack of direct data, assuming moderate efficiency.
Answer: Option 4: 20 lakh sarees is typically the best choice following assumed trade-offs since resources are usually limited.
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