Multiple Choice
In the figure given below AB is the production-possibility curve of Canada. In the absence of trade, the price ratio is 1 bushel of wheat/bale of cotton as shown by the line PQ. The international price ratio is 0.25 bushels of wheat/bale of cotton as shown by the line RS. I1 and I2 are the pre-trade and the post trade community indifference curves of Canada respectively. After Canada engages in free trade, it will:
A) produce at point S1 and consume at point C1.
B) produce and consume at point C0.
C) produce at point S1 and consume at point C0.
D) produce and consume at point C1.
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