The prime minister of Equalia has asked that you prepare a report on the nation’s competitive strengths and weaknesses. In your report, you detail the nation’s comparative advantage in certain industries but warn the prime minister that the nation’s advantage is not static. Due to this fact, you recommend that the prime minister: Choose one answer. a. place special emphasis on investing of infrastructure and institutions of higher education in order to maintain its comparative advantage. b. not worry about specifics since the invisible hand will guide the economy. c. focus only on exports and try to restrict imports, since imports result in an outflow of currency. d. seek loans from the World Bank in an effort to host the upcoming Olympic games.

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The prime minister of Equalia has asked that you prepare a report on the nation’s competitive strengths and weaknesses. In your report, you detail the nation’s comparative advantage in certain industries but warn the prime minister that the nation’s advantage is not static. Due to this fact, you recommend that the prime minister: Choose one answer. a. place special emphasis on investing of infrastructure and institutions of higher education in order to maintain its comparative advantage. b. not worry about specifics since the invisible hand will guide the economy. c. focus only on

exports and try to restrict imports, since imports result in an outflow of currency. d. seek loans from the World Bank in an effort to host the upcoming Olympic games.

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User: The prime minister of Equalia has asked that you prepare a report on the nation’s competitive strengths and weaknesses. In your report, you detail the nation’s comparative advantage in certain industries but warn the prime minister that the nation’s advantage is not static. Due to this fact, you recommend that the prime minister: Choose one answer. a. place special emphasis on investing of infrastructure and institutions of higher education in order to maintain its comparative advantage. b. not worry about specifics since the invisible hand will guide the economy. c. focus only on exports and try to restrict imports, since imports result in an outflow of currency. d. seek loans from the World Bank in an effort to host the upcoming Olympic games.

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