The Principle of Comparative Advantage

question 10

Multiple Choice

The principle of comparative advantage

• A)does not hold true in cases of constant opportunity costs.
• B)does not hold true in cases of increasing opportunity costs.
• C)holds true in cases of constant opportunity costs but not in cases of increasing opportunity costs.
• D)holds true in cases of increasing opportunity costs, as it does with constant opportunity costs.
• E)may or may not hold true in cases of increasing opportunity costs.

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Definitions:

Hunger

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Loss of Appetite

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