Pls advise..

The max units of good A is 180
The max units of good B is 60

In general terms, what happens to the opportunity cost of good A as the output of good A increases?

In general terms, what happens to the opportunity cost of good B as the output of good B increases?

In production, the law of diminishing returns tells us that the opportunity cost of producing another unit of something keeps increasing as more and more of that item is produced.

The answer to both is that the opportunity costs increase.

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To understand what happens to the opportunity cost of good A as the output of good A increases, we need to know the concept of opportunity cost. Opportunity cost refers to the value of the next best alternative that is foregone when making a choice.

In this case, the opportunity cost of good A is the amount of good B that we give up in order to produce more of good A. So, as the output of good A increases, the opportunity cost of good A also increases. This is because in order to produce more of good A, we need to allocate more resources towards its production, which in turn means we have to give up more units of good B.

Similarly, to understand what happens to the opportunity cost of good B as the output of good B increases, we consider the same concept of opportunity cost. The opportunity cost of good B is the amount of good A that we give up in order to produce more of good B.

As the output of good B increases, the opportunity cost of good B also increases. This is because in order to produce more of good B, we need to allocate more resources towards its production, which in turn means we have to give up more units of good A.

So, in general terms, the opportunity cost of both goods A and B increases as the output of each respective good increases.