If Tony and Patty specialize and trade 1 snowboard for 1 ski, what are the gains from trade? (5 points
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Tony and Patry produce skis and snowboards. The tables show their production possibilities. Tony produces 5 snowboards and 40 skis a week; Patty produces 10 snowboards and 5 skis a week. Who has a comparative advantage in producing (i) snowboards and (ii) skis? b. If Tony and Patty specialize and trade 1 snowboard for 1 ski, what are the gains from trade?
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