Refer to Figure 3. Ben has a comparative advantage in

a. cones and Jerry has a comparative advantage in ice cream. 

b. ice cream and Jerry has a comparative advantage in cones. 

c. neither good and Jerry has a comparative advantage in both goods. 

d. both goods and Jerry has a comparative advantage in neither good.


Ans: a. cones and Jerry has a comparative advantage in ice cream.

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