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THC - MCD2020 - T3 - 2025 Homework Quiz 1 - Foundations of Economics and Gains from Trade

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Jack has an absolute advantage in producing widgets, when:

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Question restatement: Jack has an absolute advantage in producing widgets, when: Option a: 'Jack's opportunity cost is constant.' This describes a property of costs per unit, not the condition for having an absolute advantage. Absolute advantage is about who can produce more with the same resources, not whether the opportunity cost remains constant. Option b: 'Jack can produce more of it than someone else ......Login to view full explanation

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