Growth Often Requires

question 51

Multiple Choice

Growth often requires:

• A) concurrent improvements in many aspects of the economy.
• B) governments to invest in one facet of the economy at a time, starting with education.
• C) governments to invest in one facet of the economy at a time, starting with basic infrastructure.
• D) governments to invest in one facet of the economy at a time, starting with leapfrog technology.

Differentiate between absolute and comparative advantage.

Understand the importance of opportunity cost in trade decisions.

Analyze production possibilities and potential benefits from trade.

Identify conditions under which trade is advantageous.

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