In Canada, the opportunity cost of 1 phone is 0.05 ton of blackberries. In South Korea, the opportunity cost of 1 ton of blackberries is 25 phones. Question 6 (1 point) Which country has a comparative advantage at producing phones and which country has a comparative advantage at producing blackberries? (Select all that apply): |'_'| South Korea has a comparative advantage in producing phones. |:_:| Canada has a comparative advantage in producing blackberries. lil 1 phone costs 0.05 tons of blackberries in Canada and 0.04 tons of blackberries \\_J in South Korea lfl 1 phone costs 0.04 tons of blackberries in Canada and 0.05 tons of blackberries \\_J in South Korea Question 7 (1 point) The maximum number of phones South Korea can produce is 50,000. Without trade, how many phones would South Korea consume it they consumed 1,000 tons of blackberries 25,000 (\"0) 15,000 The maximurr :1, how many ph: 20,000 , , _ , _ (f \"3. None of the above Question 8 (1 point) South Korea offers a trade deal whereby Canada provides 2,500 tons of blackberries in exchange for 12,000 South Korean phones. Should Canada accept such a trade deal? O No Yes