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how do you add two production possibility curves together for two different regions?
Information is as follows:
Region A:
X = L^(0.5)
Y = L^(0.5)
Region B:
X = 0.5 x L^(0.5)
Y = 0.5 x L^(0.5)
Possibility curves:
Region A:
X^2 + Y^2 = 100
Region B:
X^2 + Y^2 = 25
there for two different regions, so X = Xa in region A, X = Xb in region B, etc.
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