Refer to Figure One to answer questions 1-5 From Figure One below, we can deduce that production in both countries occurs under increasing cost b. constant cost C. decreasing cost cannot be determined from the information given 2 The opportunity cost of one car in Country M is 3 units of textiles 1/3 unit of textiles C. 2 units of textiles 1/2 unit of textiles 3. Country N has the comparative advantage in textiles cars both cars and textiles cannot be determined from the information given 4 If these two nations DO NOT engage in trade, the maximum amount of cars available for consumption in Country M is (i.e., the vertical-axis intercept of its CPF.make) a. 10 units of cars 15 units of cars 20 units of cars 30 units of cars e cannot be determined from the information given 5. Assume that both countries completely specialize in that product for which they have a comparative advantage, and the terms of trade are given as 1 car trades for 1 textile. If these two nations DO engage in trade, the maximum amount of textiles available for consumption in Country M is a. 10 units of textiles b. 15 units of textiles 20 units of textiles 30 units of textiles FIGURE ONE Cars Country M Cars Country N 30 PPFM 15 UPPEN 10 textile 30 textile