Absolute and Comparative Advantage
- In this course you will use Waymaker Macroeconomics instead of a traditional textbook. Waymaker provides your course materials digitally inside insert our Blackboard course site.
- You can access all readings, videos, a study plan, quizzes and other activities through Blackboard.
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Question 1:
Labor Requirements Per Unit of Output
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United States
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Saudi Arabia
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Oil
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10
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8
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Personal Computers
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30
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4
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- What does absolute advantage mean? How do you calculate absolute advantage?
- Which country has an absolute advantage in producing oil? Explain using the data from the table.
- Which country has an absolute advantage in producing personal computers? Explain using the data from the table.
- What does comparative advantage mean? How do you calculate comparative advantage?
- In what output(s) does the U.S. have a comparative advantage? Explain using the data from the table.
- In what output(s) does Saudi Arabia have a comparative advantage? Explain using the data from the table.
- What product should each country export? Why?
Question 2 :
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