a) Production and consumption of China & France without trade
China France
Production for toys 850 150
Production per unit 12 2
Total production for toys 10200 300
Production for wines 150 850
Production per unit 7 7
Total 1050 5950
b) If China produces only toys and Frnace produces only wines
Following production will be obtained
China 1000 production units * 12 toys = 12000 toys
France produces 1000 production units * 7 wines = 7000 wines
C) France domestic price of 2 containers of toys equals 7 cases of wine
Thus France will require 300 containers exported from China
Thus cases of wine to be exported 300/2 * 7 = 1050 wines
Thus Production and Consumption will be as follows
France China
Production
Toys - 12000
Wines 7000 -
Consumption
Toys 300 11700
Wines 5950 1050
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