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• Absolute advantage
  ...[[Adam Smith]] in 1776 in his ''[[Wealth of Nations]]''. A country has an absolute advantage over another if it needs fewer resources to produce a good. ...has an absolute advantage over its partner, while its partner has another absolute advantage over it, then both of them would benefit from international trade by specia
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• Absolute advantage
  ...[[Adam Smith]] in 1776 in his ''[[Wealth of Nations]]''. A country has an absolute advantage over another if it needs fewer resources to produce a good. ...has an absolute advantage over its partner, while its partner has another absolute advantage over it, then both of them would benefit from international trade by specia
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• Comparative advantage
  ...omparative advantage''' states that, even if one of two producers had an [[absolute advantage]] over the other in every type of activity, both will benefit if each conce ...dvantage would provide a motive that is independent of any differences in absolute advantage. The exchange would be mutually beneficial even if Ben needed both more t
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• Microeconomics/Citable Version
  ...The law of [[comparative advantage]] proves that, even if one them had an absolute advantage in every type of activity, both would benefit if each person concentrate
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• Microeconomics
  ...The law of [[comparative advantage]] proves that, even if one them had an absolute advantage in every type of activity, both would benefit if each person concentrate
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