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Specialization and trade are closely linked to economies of scale absence of mopolies comparative advantage proper government policy

          Specialization and trade are closely linked to
economies of scale
absence of mopolies
comparative advantage
proper government policy
        
Specialization and trade are closely linked to
economies of scale
absence of mopolies
comparative advantage
proper government policy

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00:01 The gains from specialization in trade are based not on absolute advantage, but on comparative advantage which is your third choice? the gains from specialization in trade are based on comparative advantage not absolute advantage comparative advantage is the ability of an…
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