The table below shows the tons of rice and corn that can be produced in Country X and Country Y in one year, using the same amount of productive resources. Rice Corn Country X 40 20 Country Y 16 4 According to the theory of comparative advantage, what should firms in Country X do? Export rice to Country Y and import corn Export corn to Country Y and import rice Export both rice and corn to Country Y Import both rice and corn from Country Y
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