Actor: Firm, individual, nation, or other participant in the economy Opportunity Cost: The benefit that would have been received by taking the next best
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Later on David Ricardo in his book titled On the Principles of Political Economy published in 1819 extended it to incorporate theory of comparative advantage
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Dept of Economics RDS college, Brabu Adam Smith's theory of absolute cost advantage was The cost of these commodities is measured in terms of
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in relation to their production decisions and international trade flows The fallacy of equating absolute advantages with cost advantages is a never-ending
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However, absolute advantage in the production of a commodity is neither necessary nor sufficient for mutually beneficial trade For example, a country may be
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International Economics Comparative Cost Theory: The principle of comparative costs is based on the differences in production costs of similar commodities
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Absolute advantage means being more productive or cost-efficient than another Economic theory suggests that, if countries apply the principle of
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