69. Consider the no-trade input/output situation presented in the following table and graph for countries A and B. Assuming that free trade is legal; develop a scenario that will benefit the citizens of both countries. Input/Output without Trade Country A B Total I. Total Potential Output (Ibs. or yards: 000,000s) Food 600 500 1.100 Textiles 1200 500 1.700 II. Consumption (Ibs. or yards: 000,000s) Food 300 400 700 Textiles 200 400 600 textiles 1200 Sloped line 500 400 country Country 200 Slaped line 300#90 500 600 food A. Country B should make all the textiles and trade with Country A for food. B. Country A should make nothing but textiles and trade with Country B for food. C. Country B should make all the textiles and Country A should make all the food. D. Country B should make nothing but textiles and trade with Country A for food