The Principle of Comparative Advantage Essentially States That

Multiple Choice

The principle of comparative advantage essentially states that

A) there are some goods for which the opportunity costs of production are the same regardless of who produces them.
B) some goods have high opportunity costs and low absolute costs.
C) specialization can reduce output rather than increasing it.
D) total output of an economic system is greatest when each good is produced by those who have the lowest opportunity cost of producing the good.