Explain this difference between absolute advantage and
comparative advantage. If a country has an absolute advantage in
everything, can it still benefit from trade? Why or why not?
1. distinguish between absolute advantage and comparative
advantage .
2.Define free Rider
3. Externality curve shift-New power lines and impact on
existing home market
4.production possibility curve with break through in technology
and recession.
=2000 mars max
=1500 skittles max
=currently 700 mars and 800 skittles
=what is the opportunity cost of 200 more mars bars
=breakthrough in caramel production allows them to produce 2500
mars max
= recession hits , depict what will happen in mars and skittle
markets...
TQ02 - Ricardian model
1. In the simple Ricardian model international trade is based on
comparative advantage. What is the explanation for this? What
benefits does international trade have given that it is based on
comparative advantage?
2. We know that in a country the relative price of a product
have increased as a result of international trade. Does this
country export or import this product? Explain your answer!
TQ05 - Trade policy
1. If a country imposes a tariff...
Explain the difference between absolute advantage and
comparative advantage. Which is the basis for international trade,
and why? (Please Type Answer, No Handwriting)
The primary difference between absolute and comparative
advantage is
Group of answer choices
a.Absolute advantage refers to the ability to produce more of a
good or service using the same amount of resources and comparative
advantage refers to the ability to produce a good or service at a
lower opportunity cost
b.Absolute advantage doesn't change as time passes, while
comparative advantage does
c.Absolute advantage is a concept that was utilized in communist
countries and comparative advantage is a capitalist idea...