Refer to Figure 18.1. Canada has a comparative advantage in the production of
A) bicycles. B) hang gliders.
C) both bicycles and hang gliders. D) neither bicycles nor hang gliders.
A
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A) are; as long as they are classified as consumption goods B) are; as long as they are classified as investment goods C) are not; because they were counted during the period when they were counted as new goods D) are not; because most fall in value and would cause a decrease in the value of GDP E) may be; as long as their value has risen
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