Multiple Choice
Relative to a no-international-trade initial situation, if the United States had a comparative advantage in wine production and exported wine, the U.S. domestic price of wine:
A) would rise, but domestic output would fall.
B) would fall, but domestic output would rise.
C) would rise, and domestic output would rise.
D) would fall, and domestic output would fall.
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