The existence of absolute advantage

A. implies that there will be no benefits from trade taking place between two nations.
B. refers to a situation where one country can produce one particular good with fewer units of resources than the other country.
C. fosters the self-sufficiency of the two nations.
D. refers to a situation in which one country can produce all goods with fewer units of resources than can another country.


B. refers to a situation where one country can produce one particular good with fewer units of resources than the other country.

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A consumer values a car at $525,00 . and a producer values the same car at $485,000 . If sales tax is 8% and is levied on the seller, then the sellers bottom line price is

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