As per HOMEWORKLIB RULES we are required to solve only 1st question. For the rest of the question post separately.
Solution- Let us assume that 1200 labor hours are available in both the countries. If resources are equally divided we obtain the output matrix.
(D) Any country would have comparative advantage when the opportunity cost of producing one product over another is less as compared to the other country.
Thus only option b is false, rest options a,c and d are true.
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