If the world price of a good is less than the domestic price prior to trade, why

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If the world price of a good is less than the domestic price prior to trade, why does it imply that the domestic economy has a comparative disadvantage in producing that good?

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Exploring Economics

ISBN: 9781544336329

8th Edition

Authors: Robert L. Sexton

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