When two individuals produce efficiently and then make a mutuallybeneficial trade based on comparative advantage, a. they both obtain consumption outside their production possibilitiesfrontier. b. they both obtain consumption inside their production possibilitiesfrontier. c. one individual consumes inside her production possibilities frontier,while the other consumes outside hers. d. each individual consumes a point on her own production possibilitiesfrontier

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