Consider a hypothetical world with two countries: Country A and Country B. Each country has 35 workers, who produce cars and bicycles. If Country A shifts all its workers to one good, it can produce 910 cars or 1,750 bicycles. Under the same conditions, Country B can produce 1,120 cars or 1,960 bicycles. Therefore, Country B has an absolute advantage in producing both goods. Nevertheless, the two countries decide to trade, so each shift production to their areas of comparative advantage. Determine which good Country A will specialize in. Then, calculate the quantity of this good the country will produce after trade if only 28 workers are involved. If necessary, round any intermediate calculations to two decimal places and your final answer to the nearest whole number. Answer Keypad Keyboard Shortcut units