1. Continuing to produce diesel-powered cars will mean that Toyota can produce Dlesel-powered cars (per week) fewer hybrids than it could if it were to switch all its production to hybrids. Given the...


1. Continuing to produce diesel-powered<br>cars will mean that Toyota can produce<br>Dlesel-powered<br>cars (per week)<br>fewer hybrids than it could if it were<br>to switch all its production to hybrids.<br>Given the generally agreed upon bright<br>future for hybrids, why would Toyota<br>continue to produce diesel-powered<br>400<br>cars?<br>PPFns<br>2. Assume that the graph below accurately<br>represents Toyota's production possi-<br>bilities frontiers at its Canadian plants<br>PPFes<br>for 2013 and 2015. Also assume that<br>in 2015 it has customer orders for 500<br>hybrids per week and 400 diesel-pow-<br>ered cars per woek. Explain whether<br>Toyota can fill all of these orders from its<br>500<br>800<br>Canadian plants.<br>Hybrids<br>(per week)<br>Can I have answer for question 2? Thank you!<br>

Extracted text: 1. Continuing to produce diesel-powered cars will mean that Toyota can produce Dlesel-powered cars (per week) fewer hybrids than it could if it were to switch all its production to hybrids. Given the generally agreed upon bright future for hybrids, why would Toyota continue to produce diesel-powered 400 cars? PPFns 2. Assume that the graph below accurately represents Toyota's production possi- bilities frontiers at its Canadian plants PPFes for 2013 and 2015. Also assume that in 2015 it has customer orders for 500 hybrids per week and 400 diesel-pow- ered cars per woek. Explain whether Toyota can fill all of these orders from its 500 800 Canadian plants. Hybrids (per week) Can I have answer for question 2? Thank you!

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