Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, December 6, 2008 at 12:57pm.
If Paul spends all of his time on W he produces 8 bushels, if all his time on C he produces 10. Since, as given, he spends equal amounts of time, he must be producing 4 W and 5 C. For a total of 9 bushels.
Repeat for Cliff. He must initiall be producing 3 W and 2 C, for a total of 5 bushels. Between the two, they must be producing 7 W and 7 C.
Now specialize. Paul now produces only C and produces 10 bushels. Cliff only produces W and produces 6, for a total of 16 bushels
Corn went from 7 to 10, an increase of 3 bushels (so b is the correct answer)
(BTW, Wheat went from 7 to 6, a decrease of 1)
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