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2 marksInternational Economics › Theories of international trade › Absolute and comparative advantageEasyabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2026 Question 22: Theories of international trade

The Comparative Cost Advantage theory of International Trade is propound by:

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This question is on Absolute and comparative advantage, part of Theories of international trade in International Economics.

Why countries trade: producing more cheaply in absolute terms, or at lower opportunity cost.

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