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In Canada, tax returns are due at the end of every year by December 31.
Absolute Advantage
A situation where a country or individual can produce more of a good or service with the same amount of resources than others.
Competitive
A market situation where multiple firms or entities vie for the same customers or market share.
World Markets
The global marketplace where goods, services, currencies, and investments are traded across national borders, facilitating international economic integration.
Acquired Comparative Advantage
Acquired comparative advantage refers to the benefits a country develops over time through investment, innovation, and improvements in skills and technology, as opposed to advantages due to natural resources or geographic location.
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