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These graphs show the capital and consumer goods produced by two nations.
According to the graphs above, assume that two nations are spending equal time producing capital and consumer goods. If they decide to specialize in the good in which each has comparative advantage, an additional

15 units of consumer goods and 30 units of capital goods could be produced.

100 units of consumer goods and 80 units of capital goods could be produced.

70 units of consumer goods and 65 units of capital goods could be produced.

30 units of consumer goods and 15 units of capital goods could be produced.

80 units of consumer goods and 100 units of capital goods could be produced.