Table $2-5$

One Cell Lumber $($per

Phone board foot$)$

Estonia $40$ hours $8$ hours

Finland $,15$ hours hours

Table $2-5$ shows the number of labor hours required to produce a cell phone and a board foot of lumber in Estonia and Finland.

Suppose there are $3,000$ total labor hours available in Estonia and $1500$ total labor hours in Finland. Assume both countries are engaged in international trade. Lastly; if the agreed international price cellphones is $4\mathrm{.}5$ and the country with the comparative disadvantage in cellphones intends to import $36$ cellphones, then the gains from trade for Estonia and Finland are, respectively?

$213$ lumber & $36$ cellphones; $162$ lumber & $64$ cellphones.

$215$ lumber & $36$ cellphones; $162$ lumber & $60$ cellphones.

$213$ lumber & $40$ cellphones; $160$ lumber & $69$ cellphones.

$219$ lumber & $46$ cellphones; $182$ lumber & $66$ cellphones.