Figure: Comparative Advantage and the Production Possibility Frontier
(Figure: Comparative Advantage and the Production Possibility Frontier) Look at the figure Comparative Advantage and the Production Possibility Frontier.In the figure, has an
absolute advantage in the production of and a comparative advantage in the production
of _.
A.the United States; computers; roses
B.Colombia; computers; roses
C.the United States; roses; computers
D.Colombia; roses; roses
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