In a Two Good, Two-Country World, a Country Has a Comparative

question 189

Multiple Choice

In a two good, two-country world, a country has a comparative advantage in any good for which it has a:

• A) lower absolute cost than the other country.
• B) lower opportunity cost than the other country.
• C) higher absolute cost than the other country.
• D) higher opportunity cost than the other country.

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Definitions:

Financial Risk

The prospect of losing capital in an investment or business venture.

Equity Risk

The risk of loss associated with fluctuations in the stock market or the volatile performance of individual stocks.

Capital Structure Policy

A company's decisions and strategies regarding the mix of its financing sources (debt and equity) to fund its operations and growth.

Financial Risk

The likelihood of financial setbacks in an investment or business initiative.