An economy produces only three types of goods: apples, oranges, and bananas. Production units and prices per unit for years 2000 and 2001 are as follows:

A) 2000: Apples - 500 units, 0.50 per unit; Oranges - 700 units, 0.75 per unit; Bananas - 400 units, 0.40 per unit
2001: Apples - 600 units, 0.60 per unit; Oranges - 800 units, 0.80 per unit; Bananas - 450 units, 0.45 per unit
B) 2000: Apples - 600 units, 0.60 per unit; Oranges - 800 units, 0.80 per unit; Bananas - 500 units, 0.45 per unit
2001: Apples - 700 units, 0.70 per unit; Oranges - 900 units, 0.90 per unit; Bananas - 550 units, 0.50 per unit
C) 2000: Apples - 550 units, 0.55 per unit; Oranges - 750 units, 0.70 per unit; Bananas - 450 units, 0.45 per unit
2001: Apples - 650 units, 0.65 per unit; Oranges - 850 units, 0.85 per unit; Bananas - 500 units, 0.50 per unit
D) 2000: Apples - 650 units, 0.65 per unit; Oranges - 850 units, 0.85 per unit; Bananas - 500 units, 0.50 per unit
2001: Apples - 750 units, 0.75 per unit; Oranges - 950 units, 0.95 per unit; Bananas - 600 units, 0.60 per unit