Comparative advantage is defined as
A) producing all goods at lower opportunity costs than other countries can.
B) producing more output of all goods than anyone else can.
C) producing one good at a lower opportunity cost than another country can.
D) the ability to produce more output from given inputs than anyone else can.
Answer: C
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A) basic gap analysis. B) the maturity bucket approach to gap analysis. C) the segmented maturity approach to gap analysis. D) the segmented maturity approach to interest-exposure analysis.
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A) as not in the labor force B) as an unemployed person C) as an employed person D) as a discouraged worker
When goods do not have a price, which of the following primarily ensures that the good is produced?
a. buyers b. sellers c. the market d. government
Exhibit 6-11 Short-run cost schedule for pizzeria's hourly production TotalProduct TotalCost 0 pizzas $ 20 10 70 20 100 30 150 40 250 In Exhibit 6-11, the average total cost or producing 40 pizzas per hour is equal to:
A. $5 per pizza. B. $5.75 per pizza. C. $6.25 per pizza. D. $10 per pizza.