If C1= 30C, C2 = 60C, C3 = 90C and J1 = 50J, J2 = 70J, J3 = 80J; I. Derive the transformation curve. (2 points) II. Superimpose the Edgeworth box diagram of question C on the transformation curve, and determine the general equilibrium and Pareto optimal point of production and distribution.

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If C1= 30C, C2 = 60C, C3 = 90C and J1 = 50J, J2 = 70J, J3 = 80J;
I. Derive the transformation curve. (2 points)
II. Superimpose the Edgeworth box diagram of question C on the transformation curve, and
determine the general equilibrium and Pareto optimal point of production and distribution.

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