WAEC - Economics (2018 - No. 41)
Nations engage in international trade because of difference in?
absolute cost
comparative cost
fixed cost
variable cost
הֶסבֵּר
The principle of comparative cost states that;
international trade takes place between two countries when the ratios of comparative cost of producing goods differ, and each country would specialise in producing that commodity in which it has a comparative advantage.
Comparative cost advantage is when a country produces a good or service for a lower opportunity cost than other countries.