Sentence examples for for comparative advantage from inspiring English sources

CA stands for comparative advantage and AA for absolute advantage.

As it turned out, however, commerce and its relentless push for comparative advantage merely rebranded nationalism as another marketable commodity.

The more globalised the world becomes, the more people look for comparative advantages that cannot easily be bought or replicated; and the more far-flung their business operations, the more entrepreneurs rely on bonds of trust with their fellow businessmen.

The principle of comparative advantage, for instance, is illustrated by asking whether Michael Jordan should mow his own lawn.

For African scientists, an interesting principle--the so-called Pareto's Law--is to concentrate on areas of comparative advantage for unbalanced positive growth.

In Table  4, we explored possible underestimation of comparative advantage for MSM in the boys' and girls' vaccination program (1G + B) compared to girls only (1G).

That, in itself, may be no bad thing, but it makes their ill-informed attack on economic analysis particularly galling.They argue that many poor countries wrongly base their development strategies on the principle of comparative advantage (which holds, for instance, that tropical islands should grow bananas and pretty countries promote tourism).

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

The scale of death in both wars was inseparable from commanders' delays in recognizing the implications for the comparative advantage of offense and defense that new weapon technology had introduced.

The quest for a new comparative advantage, economists say, is all the more urgent as the crisis has left the financial-services sector reeling — a sector that was long considered one of the last bastions of Western sophistication.

Rawls and other social contract theorists adopted a broad outcome metric for assessing the comparative advantage of the individual in a society – a metric that includes opportunities, basic rights, and the social bases of self-respect.