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given the following classical-type table shows the number of days of labor input required to obtain one unit of output of each of the three commodities in each of the two countries:

Given the following Classical-type table shows the number of days of labor input required to obtain one unit of output of each of the three commodities in each of the two countries:Suppose that the wage rate in the United Kingdom is ￡30 per day, the wage rate in the United States is ￡40 per day. In this situation, the United Kingdom will ___________.

A、export good T and import goods X and Y.

B、export good Y and import goods T and X.

C、export goods T and X and import good Y.

D、export goods X and Y and import good T.

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