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Suppose That a Country's Post-Trade Consumption Point Lies Outside of Its

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Suppose that a country's post-trade consumption point lies outside of its production possibilities curve.As a result,the country

A) gains from trade
B) loses from trade
C) is not affected by trade
D) none of the above

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