A Situation in Which One Nation Produces Good a Using

question 123

Multiple Choice

A situation in which one nation produces good A using labor more intensively (relative to capital) than good B while a second nation produces good A, using capital more intensively (relative to labor) than good B is called:

• A) a reversal of factor intensities.
• B) a paradox of factor intensities.
• C) backward technology.
• D) micro intensity.

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