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Reil [10]
3 years ago
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Martha can produce 90 quilts or 180 batches of chocolate chip cookies in a month. Jane can produce 6 quilts or 18 batches of cho

colate chip cookies in a month. Distinguish between comparative advantage and absolute advantage. ​_______ has an absolute advantage in both goods. A. Martha B. Jane ​______ has a comparative advantage in quilts.​ ______ has a comparative advantage in chocolate chip cookies. A. Jane​; Martha B. Martha​; Jane C. Jane​; Jane D. Martha​; Martha
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Aleks04 [339]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: The correct answers are a) & b). That is MARTHA, MARTHA; JANE.

Explanation: Absolute advantage exists when a party can oroduce a highe quantity of a good or product. This is the situation with Martha in her productions.

Comparative advantage on the other hand is when a party has a lower opportunity cost. This exists in both the production of quilts and chocolate chip cookies.

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