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-Refer to Table 3-5. How could Canada and Japan both benefit?
Opportunity Costs
The loss incurred by not opting for the alternative that stands as the next best choice during decision-making.
Specialization
The process of focusing resources on a limited range of goods or services to gain efficiency or quality advantages.
Comparative Advantage
The capability of an entity to generate a specific product or offer a service with lesser marginal and opportunity costs compared to others.
Trade Benefits
Trade benefits refer to the advantages a country gains from engaging in international trade, such as increased economic growth, diversity of goods, and improved efficiency.
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