A situation of comparative advantage exists when:
a. Countries produce goods and services that cost them the least to mak
e.
b. Countries produce goods and services that cost them the most to mak
e.
c. Countries produce manufactured goods, and no services.
d. Countries produce services, and no manufactured goods.
e. Countries produce everything they can produce to compete internationally.
Question 2
That most world problems are global in scope has become a core element in the state primacy perspective.
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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