produce a product at a lower price than other nations.
Can produce it at a lower domestic opportunity cost than any other nation.
Produce its product at a lower cost
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The east has a comparative advantage in producing oil because it has fewer labor costs. American workers in oil production are paid a premium because of the dangerous and technical nature of the field.
Comparative advantage (of a country or firm, for example) is *given* by the access to certain resources that others don't have. Usually this is related to natural resources. I say "access" because it doesn't matter if you are or are not the owner. On the other hand, competitive advantages are *created* by combining different resources, primarily knowledge. In management this is equivalent to "rise barriers" for competitors, in the sense that a true competitive advantage is that one that is difficult to be copied by the competitors (although not impossible.) Due to the nature of the comparative advantages, it is usually said that they provide you a "static" advantage, something that others can surpass by using their competitive advantages, which are said to be "dynamic." Feel free to make corrections to my answer.
Not really sure what you are asking, but in general developing countries have not achieved economies of scale in most markets and therefore do not have a comparative advantage over other countries producing the same goods. What they sometimes will do is setup a tariff on importing those types of goods from the country with economies of scale so that they can get some more business from within their own country, build up and will in time be able to compete globally. Later they abolish the tariff and hopefully the price of said good goes down for all with another competitor in the marketplace.
A nation's economy can be helped by the development of industries that use a principle called competitive advantage. If the cost to the nation (in terms of what it must give up to perform the tasks of that industry) are lower than those in economies with which it might trade, that nation is said to have competitive advantage. The industry will then stimulate beneficial trade for the nation processing the food. In the current global economic environment, industries that are labor intensive, such as food processing, can be good candidates for this beneficial trade.
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The east has a comparative advantage in producing oil because it has fewer labor costs. American workers in oil production are paid a premium because of the dangerous and technical nature of the field.
Comparative advantage (of a country or firm, for example) is *given* by the access to certain resources that others don't have. Usually this is related to natural resources. I say "access" because it doesn't matter if you are or are not the owner. On the other hand, competitive advantages are *created* by combining different resources, primarily knowledge. In management this is equivalent to "rise barriers" for competitors, in the sense that a true competitive advantage is that one that is difficult to be copied by the competitors (although not impossible.) Due to the nature of the comparative advantages, it is usually said that they provide you a "static" advantage, something that others can surpass by using their competitive advantages, which are said to be "dynamic." Feel free to make corrections to my answer.
Not really sure what you are asking, but in general developing countries have not achieved economies of scale in most markets and therefore do not have a comparative advantage over other countries producing the same goods. What they sometimes will do is setup a tariff on importing those types of goods from the country with economies of scale so that they can get some more business from within their own country, build up and will in time be able to compete globally. Later they abolish the tariff and hopefully the price of said good goes down for all with another competitor in the marketplace.
A nation's economy can be helped by the development of industries that use a principle called competitive advantage. If the cost to the nation (in terms of what it must give up to perform the tasks of that industry) are lower than those in economies with which it might trade, that nation is said to have competitive advantage. The industry will then stimulate beneficial trade for the nation processing the food. In the current global economic environment, industries that are labor intensive, such as food processing, can be good candidates for this beneficial trade.
When nation's value of imports exceeds the value of its exports, it can be said that the nation has a trade deficit.
Tom DeLay said that a nation without partisanship would be tyranny.
I did. My book, Prozac Nation, was published in 1994
bear flag nation
Alexis de Tocqueville said we are a "nation of joiners"
Alexis de Tocqueville said we are a "nation of joiners"
because your mama said so
it smaller that what she said