Answer only if you are sure about the correct answer: It is sometimes argued in editorials or TV commentaries that the modern wave of outsourcing, especially outsourcing of services to Pakistan, defies the logic of the Ricardian model. Let's examine if this is actually the case. The following table presents information on labor productivity in computer component production and call center services in Canada and Pakistan. Assume that Canada has an absolute advantage in both. To complete the following table, choose the number of calls that would be most plausible and consistent with the reality of outsourcing services to Pakistan, and indicate the good in which each country has a comparative advantage. Production per Employee Computer Components Call Center Services Call center services Country (Units per hour) (Phone calls per hour) Comparative Advantage Computer component production Canada 24 12 Pakistan Call center services Does the observed pattern of outsourcing from Canada to Pakistan, where Pakistan exports Computer component production ,defy the logic of the Ricardian model? O Yes O No