Initially, neither of the two economies is specializing in the production of one of the two goods, nor are the two economies trading with each other. In the no-specialization-no-trade (NS-NT) scenario, Arcardia produces and consumes 192 units of good X and 240 units of good Y (combination B), and Euphoria produces and consumes 180 units of good X and 240 units of good Y (combination C). Now suppose that each economy decides to completely specializes in the production of the good in which it has a comparative advantage, producing only that good. In this case, the economy that produces good X will produce units of good X, and the economy that produces good Y will produce units of good Y. Suppose the economy that produces good X trades 320 units of good X to the other economy in exchange for 320 units of good Y