Explain the Ricardo’s theory of comparative cost advantage with some example. What are the assumptions made in the theory of comparative cost advantage?
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The theory of Comparative Advantage assumes that the costs remain constant for producing any number of goods. This means that if you require 2 hours to make one shirt, then you will spend 10 hours to make five shirts, 20 hours to make ten shirts, etc.
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