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An individual in a two-person economy starts with an initial endowment of 100 units of grain and agrees to lend 50 units to a second individual who starts with no grain. Immediately after this loan is made, what are the respective grain holdings of the lender and the borrower?
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An individual in a two-person economy starts with an initial endowment of 100 units of grain and agrees to lend 50 units to a second individual who starts with no grain. Immediately after this loan is made, what are the respective grain holdings of the lender and the borrower?
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Consider a simplified economy with two individuals. Individual X begins with an endowment of 100 units of grain and cannot use it for production. Individual Y begins with no grain but has the ability to use it for production. Individual X lends 50 units of grain to Individual Y. Which statement best analyzes the immediate outcome of this loan?