Sentence examples for a comparative advantage from inspiring English sources

In other words, it has a comparative advantage in wheat.

Montserrat may at last have found a comparative advantage.

Without apology, Mr. Zoellick says, "I look for a comparative advantage" in his diplomatic work.

We're going to put more money into the sports where we have a comparative advantage".

It isn't as though Australia doesn't have a comparative advantage in steel – we do.

The UK should look upon its attractiveness to immigrants as a comparative advantage.

So he's going to have to focus on those things where he has a comparative advantage".

"Brazil has a comparative advantage through its own experience that is very relevant in a tropical context," Mr. Cackler said.

That is, it's a case of what I call increasing returns in a comparative advantage world.

It has a comparative advantage in producing specialist goods that require a global market.

As any economist could tell you, it therefore has a comparative advantage in labour-intensive manufactures.