The Concept of "Comparative Advantage" Refers to the

question 5

Multiple Choice

The concept of "comparative advantage" refers to the

• A)ability of one region to produce a commodity at a lower opportunity cost than another region.
• B)ability of one region to produce a commodity with less labour input than another region.
• C)ability of one region to produce a commodity with fewer total inputs than another region.
• D)gains from international trade.
• E)terms of trade index.

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