Comparative advantage :)
Comparative advantage
absolute advantage
Comparative advantage :)
Produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country.╓■Taxen■╖
Firstly absolute advantage is where a firm or producer can produce the good using less/fewer resources than another competitor, therefore the producer has the absolute advantage and is more economically efficent. Whereas Comparative advantage is where a firm can produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another producer. So these to economic situations are very similar and are both about which producer is most economically efficent to produce certain goods, though they have one main thing in common. Knowing who has the absolute or the comparative advantage means the producers can use specialisation to esure the least resources are produced and the best firms who can produce the good the best are producing them.
Produce is the verb form of producer.
Comparative Advantage.
Comparative advantage :)
Produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country.╓■Taxen■╖
Firstly absolute advantage is where a firm or producer can produce the good using less/fewer resources than another competitor, therefore the producer has the absolute advantage and is more economically efficent. Whereas Comparative advantage is where a firm can produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another producer. So these to economic situations are very similar and are both about which producer is most economically efficent to produce certain goods, though they have one main thing in common. Knowing who has the absolute or the comparative advantage means the producers can use specialisation to esure the least resources are produced and the best firms who can produce the good the best are producing them.
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Competitive advantage: ability to produce a unit for strictly less cost than someone else. Comparative advantage: ability produce a unit for less opportunity cost than someone else.
Produce is the verb form of producer.
Comparative Advantage.
They often produce it themselves or they could be selling it on behalf of another producer.
the amount of one good that has to be sacrificed to produce one more unit of another good.
Silverfish are a consumer and they eat carbohydrates such as sugar and starch.
If they produce (make or manufacture, grow etc.) the product they sell, then yes they would be, but if they simply buy their produce off of another company and sell it on, then they wouldn't be.