Suppose Monica Has a Comparative Advantage in Baking and George

question 76

Multiple Choice

Suppose Monica has a comparative advantage in baking and George has a comparative advantage in sewing.What can be concluded regarding absolute advantage?  

• A) Monica must have an absolute advantage in baking, but nothing can be concluded about absolute advantage. 
• B) Monica must have an absolute advantage in baking. 
• C) George must have an absolute advantage in sewing. 
• D) Monica and George have equal absolute advantages in producing both products.

Recognize the role of merchant status, along with the associated rights and obligations under the UCC.

Realize the implications of the "battle of the forms" under the UCC and its modern approach to contract acceptance and terms.

Differentiate between UCC and common law contract principles, including their application to mixed contracts (goods and services).

Learn how the statute of frauds is applied within the UCC context, including exceptions and requirements for enforceability.

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