If nations trade on the basis of comparative advantage

A. a nation can gain only at the expense of trading partners.
B. exporting nations gain and importing nations lose.
C. importing nations gain and exporting nations lose.
D. all trading partners mutually gain.


D. all trading partners mutually gain.

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