Produces baseball mitts and soccer balls

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Consider a nation that produces baseball mitts and soccer balls. The following table shows the possible combinations of the two products:

Baseball Mitts 0 2 4 6 8

Soccer Balls 30 24 18 10 0

Suppose the current combination of two products is 4 baseball mitts and 18 soccer balls. Find an opportunity cost to get one more baseball mitt.

Find an opportunity cost to get on more soccer ball.

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