Improvements in Productivity May Lead to Decreasing Comparative Costs If

question 118

Multiple Choice

Improvements in productivity may lead to decreasing comparative costs if

• A) the assumption of fixed technologies under constant costs is relaxed.
• B) technologies available to each nation are maintained the same.
• C) resource endowments do not vary.
• D) comparative advantage does not change.

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