When Does an Individual Have a Comparative Advantage in Production

question 154

Multiple Choice

When does an individual have a comparative advantage in production?

• A) when they are more self-sufficient than others
• B) when they can produce at the highest opportunity cost
• C) when they can produce at the lowest opportunity cost
• D) when they are less self-sufficient than others

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