Last year you purchased 20 shirts at $15 apiece, 30 CDs at $12 each, and 5 sweaters at $25 apiece. This year you buy 20 shirts at $20 apiece, 30 CDs at $12 apiece, and 5 sweaters at $20 a apiece. If last year's index was 100, this year's index is

A) 91.3.
B) 102.0.
C) 109.5.
D) 9.5.


C

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If the opportunity cost of producing corn is lower for Ohio than for Iowa, then:

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