According to the Human Skills Theory of Comparative Advantage, Developing

question 109

Multiple Choice

According to the human skills theory of comparative advantage, developing countries would be expected to have a(n)

• A) absolute advantage in industries requiring a large amount of unskilled labor.
• B) absolute advantage in industries requiring a large amount of skilled labor.
• C) comparative advantage in industries requiring a large amount of natural resources.
• D) comparative advantage in industries requiring minimal use of entrepreneurial or managerial talent.
• E) comparative advantage in industries requiring a relatively large amount of unskilled labor.

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