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Finally, suppose xR = 800, yR = 800, xD = 200, and yD = 4,200.
Required:
(a) Draw an Edgeworth box that shows the set of feasible allocations in this simple economy.
(b) Show that the current allocation of cards is not economically efficient.
(c) Identify a trade of cards between David and Ron that makes both better off. (Note: There are many possible answers to this problem.)

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