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#993609: Suppose Countries A and B use only labour as an input and produce only cloth and wheat. In A, a worker in a day could produce 2 units of cloth or 4 units of wheat. In B, a worker in a day could produce 3 units of cloth or 9 units of wheat. At present the countries do not trade. Which of the following statements is false?

Suppose Countries A and B use only labour as an input and produce only cloth and wheat. In A, a worker in a day could produce 2 units of cloth or 4 units of wheat. In B, a worker in a day could produce 3 units of cloth or 9 units of wheat. At present the countries do not trade. Which of the following statements is false?
Варианты ответа:
  • Country A has a comparative advantage in cloth
  • Country B has a comparative advantage in wheat
  • Country A has an absolute advantage in cloth
  • Country B has an absolute advantage in wheat

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