Two Parties Can Capture Gains from Specialization and Trade Whenever

question 78

Multiple Choice

Two parties can capture gains from specialization and trade whenever:

• A)One party is twice as good as producing all goods as the other.
• B)The opportunity costs of producing each good are the same for both parties.
• C)Both parties can produce equal amounts of both goods.
• D)None of these answers are true.

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