There is an economy which has 2 individuals, 2 goods, 2 inputs. If production side is...

There is an economy which has 2 individuals, 2 goods, 2 inputs. If production side is at the equilibrium but consumption side not at the equilibrium, can you describe with functions whether or not this economy will reach Pareto efficient equilibrium? Explain process of reaching equilibrium with graphically.

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