Comparative advantage means: a not selected option a a country will produce goods and services at a greater volume or quality, rather than a lower opportunity cost. b not selected option b international trade will be inherently unfair. c not selected option c a country will emphasize production of goods at a higher relative marginal cost prior to trade. d not selected option d a country will produce all of the products that it has the ability to make. e not selected option e a country can produce one thing more efficiently than it can produce another thing.
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