The marginal rate of transformation between wine and corn refers to:
A) the total units of wine that can be produced if nothing of corn is produced in the economy.
B) the ratio between the per-unit cost of producing wine to the per-unit cost of producing corn.
C) the opportunity cost of wine in terms of corn and vice versa.
D) the ratio between the market price of wine and the market price of corn.
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