Specialization According to Comparative Advantage Can

question 13

Multiple Choice

Specialization according to comparative advantage can

• A) generate more output than being self-sufficient
• B) make economies be less dependent on others
• C) is very costly and hard to implement
• D) cause too much of one type of good to be produced
• E) All of these

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