Suppose c ountry X partially specializes in the production of only two good s, f ood and c lothing. At the initial free trade equilibrium, t he country produced 40 units of f ood and 20 units of c lothing. At the same time 10 units of f ood were exported and 10 units of c lothing were imported by country X . Now suppose a technolog ical innovation in country X leads to a balanced growth while leaving the relative prices of food and c lothing unchanged in the international market . Production of f ood in country X rises to 50 units and that of c lothing rises to 25 units. If consumption of f ood , on the other hand, rises to 42 units, we can most reasonably conclude that the : a. consumption of c lothing rise s to 32 units. b. the size of country X’s trade triangle has increased . c. country X’s willingness to trade declines . d. consumers in country X are left worse-off.