i live in turkey a) What are the comparative advantages (as a product or service) of your country? Why? b)Are those products main export goods/services of your country? i) If yes, please give the percent of export share of those products. ii) If no, please indicate which products/services should beconsidered as products that they have comparative advantage considering the current export volume?

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