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This table shows how much cotton and cocoa can each be produced in Peru and Brazil with one unit of equivalent resources.

​Cotton
(bales)		Cocoa Beans
(bushels)
Peru24
Brazil16
TABLE 19-4

Refer to Table 19-4. For trade to be advantageous to both Peru and Brazil, the number of bushels of cocoa beans that must be traded for a bale of cotton is

▸ more than 2, but less than 6.

▸ more than 6.

▸ 6.

▸ 2.

▸ less than 2.
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