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The paper proposes the use of transformation curves as a basis for a trade agreement between two countries concerning two goods, which should provide equal benefit to both parties to the transaction. We are talking about a change in the paradigm of the economy of competition to the idea of the economy of cooperation and justice. The conditions under which justice is understood are given.. The model is formulated, the initial information in which are the type and parameters of functions, the sections of which are transformation curves, and the values of the initial output. The results of the solution of the model are the volumes of production and volumes of export-import formed as a result of specialization and trade, and also the ratio of prices of the goods in question. The problem is reduced to solving a system of seven equations with seven unknowns. The article may be of interest as a training material for economists.

Transformation curves as a base of a separate mutually beneficial trade agreement: a training-utopian model