Erbia can produce either 18 pounds of oranges or 9 pounds of apples an hour, while Glassen can produce either 16 pounds of oranges or 4 pounds of apples an hour. Which of the following terms of trade between apples and oranges would allow both Erbia and Glassen to gain from specialization and exchange?

a. 1 pound of oranges for 0.2 pounds of apples
b. 2 pounds of apples for 3 pounds of oranges
c. 3 pounds of apples for 3 pounds of oranges
d. 1 pound of apple for 3 pounds of oranges


d

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