The Concept of Absolute Comparative Advantage's Origins Lie In

question 72

Multiple Choice

The concept of absolute comparative advantage's origins lie in:

• A) Adam Smith's work of 1776.
• B) David Ricardo's work of 1776.
• C) The Wealth of Nations book, published in 1887.
• D) On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation book, published in 1817.

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Definitions:

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