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The figure below shows Arcticland's annual production possibilities boundary for the production of fish and ice.

Short description: A graph plots the quantity of fish versus quantity of ice, measured in terms of tonnes. Long description: In the graph, the horizontal axis represents tonnes of ice ranging from 0 through 200 in increments of 40. The vertical axis represents tonnes of fish ranging from 0 through 100 in increments of 20. A decreasing line is drawn starting at (0, 100) and ending at (200, 0). Two points are marked on the line. Point A is (40, 80). Point B is (160, 20).

FIGURE 19-4

Refer to Figure 19-4. Suppose a trading partner offers to give Arcticland ice in exchange for its fish. If Arcticland is to improve its consumption possibilities from this trade, the terms of trade must be 1 tonne of ice for

▸ 1 tonne of fish.

▸ 3 tonnes of fish.

▸ 0.33 tonne of fish.

▸ 2 tonnes of fish.

▸ 0.5 tonne of fish.

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