In a Two-Country Two-Good Model, If a Country Has an Absolute

question 56

Multiple Choice

In a two-country two-good model, if a country has an absolute advantage in the production of a certain good, it implies that:

• A)it is not possible that this country can gain by importing this good from the other country.
• B)this country also has a comparative advantage in the production of this good.
• C)it has greater resources than the other country.
• D)this country has higher labor productivity in the production of this good.

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Definitions:

Set Points

refer to the theory suggesting that each person's body weight is regulated around a genetically determined range or point.

Metabolic Rates

The rate at which the body uses energy, influenced by factors such as age, gender, muscle mass, and physical activity.

Amygdala Activity

Refers to the function or actions within the amygdala, a brain structure involved in processing emotions such as fear, anxiety, and aggression.

Genetic Influences

Factors that contribute to the variations in characteristics and traits among individuals, passed down from parents to offspring through genes.