According to the Principle of Comparative Advantage Charles Woodson Plays

question 3

Multiple Choice

According to the principle of comparative advantage Charles Woodson plays defensive back rather than receiver for the Green Bay Packers because:

• A) he plays defensive back better than he plays receiver.
• B) his advantage as a defensive back exceeds his advantage as a receiver.
• C) he is the best defensive back on the team.
• D) the other receivers on the team are better than he is.

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