Labour hours needed to make 1 unit Cars Airplanes Amount producedin 24 hours: Airplanes Cars Canada 30 120 54 18 Japan 40 160 60 15 24. Refer to the above table. Which country has a comparative advantage in each product? Canada has a comparative advantage in airplanes, and Japan has a comparative advantage in neither good. а. b. Canada has a comparative advantage in cars, and Japan has a comparative advantage in airplanes. C. Canada has a comparative advantage in airplanes, and Japan has a comparative advantage in cars. d. Canada has a comparative advantage in neither good, and Japan has a comparative advantage in dars.

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Amount producedin 24 hours:
Airplanes
Labour hours needed to make 1 unit
Cars
Airplanes
Cars
Canada
30
120
54
18
Japan
40
160
60
15
24.
Refer to the above table. Which country has a comparative advantage in each product?
Canada has a comparative advantage in airplanes, and Japan has a comparative
advantage in neither good.
а.
b.
Canada has a comparative advantage in cars, and Japan has a comparative advantage in
airplanes.
C.
Canada has a comparative advantage in airplanes, and Japan has a comparative
advantage in cars.
d.
Canada has a comparative advantage in neither good, and Japan has a comparative
advantage in cars.
Transcribed Image Text:Amount producedin 24 hours: Airplanes Labour hours needed to make 1 unit Cars Airplanes Cars Canada 30 120 54 18 Japan 40 160 60 15 24. Refer to the above table. Which country has a comparative advantage in each product? Canada has a comparative advantage in airplanes, and Japan has a comparative advantage in neither good. а. b. Canada has a comparative advantage in cars, and Japan has a comparative advantage in airplanes. C. Canada has a comparative advantage in airplanes, and Japan has a comparative advantage in cars. d. Canada has a comparative advantage in neither good, and Japan has a comparative advantage in cars.
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