David Ricardo's Theory of Comparative Advantage Explains Global Trade in Terms

question 38

Multiple Choice

David Ricardo's theory of comparative advantage explains global trade in terms of the

• A) first-mover advantage that certain countries and firms enjoy.
• B) geographical differences between various countries.
• C) international differences in labor productivity.
• D) late-mover advantage that certain countries and firms possess.

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