The world consists of two countries, M and N. The graphs show their production possibilities for wheat and rice. [Figure 26.1] Countries M and N operate on their production possibility curves and, before specialisation, country M produces 60 units of wheat and country N produces 30 units of wheat. What will be the change in the world output of rice if both countries decide to specialise according to comparative advantage?
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C: It will rise by 5 units.
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