In the Real World, We Don't Observe Countries Completely Specializing

question 32

Multiple Choice

In the real world, we don't observe countries completely specializing in the production of goods for which they have a comparative advantage.One reasons for this is

• A)comparative advantage works better in theory than in practice.
• B)some countries have more resources than other countries.
• C)tastes for many traded goods are similar in many countries because of globalization.
• D)production of most goods involves increasing opportunity costs.

Identify and differentiate between inferior and normal goods based on the income elasticity of demand.

Analyze given demand and supply data to determine the elasticity of demand and supply within specific price ranges.

Comprehend the concept and calculation of cross elasticity of demand and its implications on the relationship between products.

Understand the effect of income changes on the demand for goods and services.

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