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I think U.S.A doesn't have a comparative advantage in soft drinks for many reasons. A significant reason would be that sodas can be manufactured much more cheaply in foreign countries. It makes more economic sense for Coca Cola to produce the soft drinks in the countries where they will be sold. This will take advantage of cheaper labor and reduced shipping costs. There are many things that the United States can do that will put more of our natural resources to work in a more efficient manner.
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What is the advantage of parliament to democratic?
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What is comparative and superlative to the word truth?
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Gallons of soft drinks the average person in the US drinks?
55.9 gallons of soft drinks and 6.1 gallons of fruit drinks last year. (for each individual)
The western southern and northern sections of the US just before the Civil War would be examples of?
The law of comparative advantage
How much does US people spend on soft drinks?
$66 billion
Once promoted by Willy the Hillybilly which of these soft drinks has the most caffeine in the US?
Mountain dew
What sweetener did the US ban in soft drinks in the 1960s?
The use of cyclamates was banned in the 1960's because of its damage to your health.
How many soft drinks are sold each year?
The global soft drink industry sells billions of units annually. In the US alone, over 12 billion cases of carbonated soft drinks are sold each year. The exact number fluctuates annually based on consumer trends and market conditions.
Why drinking soft drinks makes us thirstier?
I don't really think it will make us thirstier. However, it may be less effective than pure water, because of the sugar content.
How much do Americans spend on sports drinks?
American's spent 5.4 billion dollars last year. Sports drinks is one of the largest sub categories of drinks in the US.
Why do transportation needs?
I should say that the most important reason is division of labor. We just cant do everything to achieve a certain goal alone. Those who has a comparative advantage in such line will do better and be more effective than us, and help us to cut the cost.
How can a less developed country like Mexico have a comparative advantage relative to the US?
If they can produce something with less opportunity cost than the US. For example (purely academic and theoretical), to produce 1 million dices, Mexico has to give up 500 cars However, in the US, to produce 1 million dices, it has to give up 800 cars (due to different factors of production). Thus, Mexico has a comparative advantages over the US. Nevertheless, it is unlikely that less developed countries can gain comparative advantages over high income countries (except for example: China's sweatshops)
How is it possible for both Brazil and the US to be unambiguously better off after trade?
In the simplest explanation: by comparative advantage. By specialising at what we're relatively best off and trading, we waste less resources, time, and skill on things others can produce for us and focus our efforts on what we are best at.
Is aluminum important to us?
Yes, in many ways such as in the production and shipment of soft-drinks, oil, milk and other various common-day products. The New MrSpock (Xbox Live Gamertag).
