Suppose there are only two goods: food and clothing. What does it mean for the U.S. to have a comparative advantage in food production?

a. The U.S. needs fewer resources to grow a given amount of food than do other nations.
b. The U.S. sacrifices less clothing production to grow a given amount of food than do other nations.
c. In the U.S., food production needs fewer resources than does a comparable amount of clothing production.
d. In the U.S., food production costs less than does clothing production.


b. The U.S. sacrifices less clothing production to grow a given amount of food than do other nations.

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