Please see the solution for (f)
| Central | ||
| Before Trade | Coffee | 50 |
| Arrows | 20 | |
| Specialization | Coffee | 70 |
| Arrows | 12 | |
| After Trade | Coffee | 50 |
| Arrows | 62 |
(a) Initially, 50% of time used for Coffee and 50% for Arrows
(b) With specialisation, when it produces 70 Coffee, instead of 50, it has additional 30% of its time left (It could produce max. 100, and 30% of time would be used to produce 30% * 40= 12 Arrows, hence 70,12)
(c) After Trading 20 Coffee traded for 60 Arrows, they have 50 C and 62 A.
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