When a Person Has a Comparative Advantage in Producing a Good

question 88

Multiple Choice

When a person has a comparative advantage in producing a good or service,the person has

• A) a higher opportunity cost in producing that product than someone else.
• B) a constant opportunity cost in producing that product.
• C) a decreasing opportunity cost in producing that product.
• D) a lower opportunity cost in producing that product than someone else.
• E) an increasing marginal benefit in producing the good.

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Definitions:

Direct Materials Price

The cost of raw materials and components required to produce a finished product.

Quantity Variances

The difference between the expected and actual amount of materials or resources used in a production process, often in reference to budgeting and cost control.

Direct Labor Rate Variance

The difference between the actual cost of direct labor and the expected (or standard) cost, often analyzed to manage and control production costs.

Time Variance

The difference between the planned amount of time to complete a project or task and the actual time taken.