(b) What does an offer curve show? How do offer curves determine terms of trade (TOT)? (c) Suppose that Nation 1's TOT improve from 100 in 2021 to 120 in 2022. i) By how much do the TOT of its trade partner deteriorate? ii) In what sense can this be said to be unfavorable to the trade partner? Does this mean that the welfare of the trade partner definitely declines?
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