In a Two-Country Two-Good Model, If a Country Has an Absolute

Multiple Choice

In a two-country two-good model, if a country has an absolute advantage in the production of a certain good, it implies that:

A) it is not possible that this country can gain by importing this good from the other country.
B) this country also has a comparative advantage in the production of this good.
C) it has greater resources than the other country.
D) this country has higher labor productivity in the production of this good.