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(Figure: Home Equilibrium with No Trade) Suppose That Trade Occurs

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(Figure: Home Equilibrium with No Trade) Suppose that trade occurs and Home finds its comparative advantage in the production of wheat. How many bushels of wheat will it produce? (Figure: Home Equilibrium with No Trade) Suppose that trade occurs and Home finds its comparative advantage in the production of wheat. How many bushels of wheat will it produce? A) 0 bushels B) 50 bushels C) 100 bushels D) between 50 and 100 bushels


A) 0 bushels
B) 50 bushels
C) 100 bushels
D) between 50 and 100 bushels

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