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    International Trade Tend to Be Complete,rather Than Partial,when There Occurs
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International Trade Tend to Be Complete,rather Than Partial,when There Occurs

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Question 31

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International trade tend to be complete,rather than partial,when there occurs


A) constant opportunity cost
B) increasing opportunity cost
C) negative opportunity cost
D) positive opportunity cost

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