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The meaning of comparative advantage and absolute advantage
comparative advantage

absolute predominance

These two seem to be economic terms. Absolute advantage refers to unique and irreplaceable advantages in resources and endowments, and a typical example is the advantages of oil countries in the Middle East. Comparative advantage means that one party (country) can produce the same goods/provide the same services at a lower cost than the other party (country) in a certain field due to the differences in resources and conditions. For example, for China, labor-intensive is our characteristic, so textile, clothing, processing and other industries are our comparative advantages; Because the United States has abundant funds and advanced technology, high-tech products, financial services and other industries are its comparative advantages.

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