(Answered) Question 35Statement: when the production is not completely specialized, i.e., one person only…

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➤ How can comparative advantage create gains without full specialization?
Comparative advantage arises from differing opportunity costs and enables gains from trade even with partial specialization. If person A gives up fewer units of good Y to produce X than person B, A has comparative advantage in X. By allocating effort according to comparative advantage and trading, both can consume beyond their own production possibility frontiers.

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