Two countries produce two different items, root beer and cheese. The table below shows the amounts of each commodity that each country can produce with 400 units of factor inputs (productive units). Before trade consumption in each country is equal to production that is, if trade is warranted, citizens need to receive at least as much root beer and cheese as they started with before trade. Given the following production levels, calculate the best possible trading scenario that maximizes production in this two-country world. Remember each country has 400 productive units which they can use in any combination. Before trade, each country has allocated 50% of their productive units to each product. That is, before trade, Hokieland makes 100 gallons of root beer and 20 wheels of cheese. Based on the theory of Comparative Advantage, what should each country do if they trade? [be careful, you need to make at least as much of each output after trade as you had before trade.] Explain your solution. Use this example to clearly explain the difference between Absolute and Comparative advantage." Hokieland Eagleland Root Beer 2 units per gallon | 4 units per gallon Cheese 5 units per wheel 8 units per wheele 14