create a diagram illustrating the production possibility frontiers (PPFs) for both Country A and Country B, as well as the consumption possibilities after trade. Here's a step-by-step guide: Draw PPFs: Draw two graphs, one for Country A and one for Country B. Label the axes appropriately (e.g., wheat on the x-axis and fabric on the y-axis). Draw the PPF for each country, indicating the maximum combinations of wheat and fabric each country can produce given its resources and technology. Mark Specialization Points: Identify the specialization points for each country after trade. For example, mark point W1 for Country A (specializing in wheat) and point C1 for Country B (specializing in fabric). Draw Consumption Points: Draw points W2 and C2 on each country's PPF, representing the consumption possibilities after trade. These points should lie beyond the original PPFs, indicating increased consumption enabled by trade. Connect Points with Lines: Connect points W1 and C1 with a straight line to represent the trade between the two countries. Label this line with the trading ratio agreed upon by the countries. Label the Diagram: Label the axes, PPF curves, specialization points, consumption points, and the trade line. Also, provide a title for the diagram. Optional