Multiple Choice
The abundance of a particular factor of production in a country tends to make that factor:
A) more costly relative to the cost of the same factor in other countries.
B) more costly relative to other factors within the country.
C) less costly relative to the cost of the same factor in other countries.
D) very cheap in dollar terms.
E) All of the above
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