When a Nation Has a Comparative Advantage in the Production

question 327

Multiple Choice

When a nation has a comparative advantage in the production of a particular good,

• A) the nation can gain from trade.
• B) the comparative advantage encourages self-sufficiency.
• C) the opportunity cost of producing that good is higher than that of other goods.
• D) the nation tends to avoid specialization.

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