Between two countries, comparative advantage is found by comparing the:

a. relative costs of production in each country.
b. absolute costs of production in each country after accounting for inflation.
c. labor hours required to produce a bundle of products in each country.
d. level of interest rates in each country.
e. shipping and transportation costs of each country.

a

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