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What is an example of a comparative advantage of Mexico over the United States?

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Neporo4naja [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

For example, a trade where the U.S. exports 4,000 refrigerators to Mexico in exchange for 1,800 pairs of shoes would benefit both sides, in the sense that both countries would be able to consume more of both goods than in a world without trade.

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Royalties Kinman Co 54,000 debit

Building Kinman Co 21,200 debit

Cash 347,200 credit

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inventory 6,972 debit

cost of goods sold 6,972 credit

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Kinman Company 6,000 credit

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retained earnings 9,680 debit

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Royalty agreement market value: 135,000

135,000 x 40% = 54,000

Total Value:

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