The Inability of a Haircut to Be Easily Traded Is

question 117

Multiple Choice

The inability of a haircut to be easily traded is an example of the _____ reason that complete specialization by countries does not occur.

• A) lack of cost-effectiveness in trading some goods such as services
• B) variation in technical skills from country to country
• C) variation in consumer preferences
• D) transportation costs

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Paragraphs

Sections of writing that are focused on a particular point or idea, typically starting on a new line and often indented.

Poor Grammar

Incorrect or improper use of language rules that can lead to misunderstandings and diminish the credibility of the message.

Unprofessionalism

Behavior or conduct that is not in accordance with the standards expected in a professional setting.

Passive Voice

A grammatical voice common in many languages where the subject of the sentence is the recipient of an action.