Comparative advantage in wheat, Macroeconomics

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In The No-Trade Equilibrium
Stormlands:
WageL = 24 WageW = ?
MPLL = 4 MPLW = ?
PL = ? PW = 4

Reach:
Wage*L = ? Wage*W = 6
MPL*L = ? MPL*W = 1
P*L = 3 P*W = ?

(a) Which country has a comparative advantage in wheat and why?

(b) Suppose that in the trade equilibrium PL/PW = 1.2. Which good which each country export?

(d) For each country, compare the values you obtained in part (d) with the real wage in terms of either good in the no-trade equilibrium. Do White Walkers in each country gain from trade?

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