stion 19 of 60 Suppose the production possibility frontiers (PPFs) shown represent Canada and Mexico. In addition, assume that 900- workers in each country are identical and that each country Canadian PPF 800 allocates 1250 workers to the production of each good. Use this information to answer the questions. 700 In the absence of trade, Canada consumes at Point A and 600- A Mexico consumes at Point B. If the price of a washing machine is $250 and the price of a microwave is $110, what are the wages in each country? 400- 300 200 Canadian wage before trade: $ 100- Mexican PE 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 Washing machines Mexican wage before trade: $ Calculate the wage in each country after trade, where Point C represents Canadian consumption, and Point D represents Mexican consumption. Assume prices have not changed. Canadian wage after trade: $