The production possibilities curves illustrated in Figure 35.2 reveal that

A. Mexico has no comparative advantage.
B. Mexico has a comparative advantage in baseballs.
C. The United States has an absolute advantage in both goods.
D. The United States has no comparative advantage.


Answer: C

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