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. Country A and Country B produce the sametwo products, hammocks and looms. Country Acan produce a maximum of 60 hammocks or 40looms, while Country B can produce amaximum of 40 hammocks or 20 looms.(a) What is the opportunity cost to produce a loomin terms of hammocks in Country A?(b) Which country has a comparative advantage inproducing looms? Explain.(c) Internationally, if 1 loom is traded for 1.75hammocks, who will benefit from trading:Country A only, Country B only, bothcountries, or neither country?(d) Assume there is international trade.(i) Can a country produce beyond itsproduction possibilities curve (PPC)?(ii) Can a country consume beyond its PPC?

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