If Lisa can produce more pens than Tim with the same number of pens does she have a comparative advantage or an absolute advantage???

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SAMIR RATHOD · Answer 1 · 2022-04-10T08:21:23+0000

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Lisa has a "comparative advantage" to Tim because she doesn't have an absolute advantage as implied with the same number of inputs on both sides, yet she still makes more than Tim.

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