Company A can borrow yen at 15.5 percent and dollars at 14.5 percent. Company B can borrow yen at 16.3 percent and dolla

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Company A can borrow yen at 15.5 percent and dollars at 14.5 percent. Company B can borrow yen at 16.3 percent and dolla

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Company A Can Borrow Yen At 15 5 Percent And Dollars At 14 5 Percent Company B Can Borrow Yen At 16 3 Percent And Dolla 1
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Company A can borrow yen at 15.5 percent and dollars at 14.5 percent. Company B can borrow yen at 16.3 percent and dollars at 14.767 percent. At what interest rates, do company A and B respectively have a comparative advantage? A. 15.5 percent. B: 14.767 percent O A has a comparative advantage in both markets. a B has comparative advantage in both markets. A: 14.5 percent. B: 16.3 percent
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