"My brother is better at cooking, better at cleaning, and better at fixing the car than I am." Relative to me, my brother has

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The statement indicates that the brother can perform all three tasks (cooking, cleaning, and fixing the car) more efficiently than the speaker, which defines absolute advantage. Comparative advantage, on the other hand, would require a comparison of opportunity costs, which is not provided in the statement. Intelligence and income are not mentioned or implied in the context of the skills described.

"My Brother Is Better at Cooking, Better at Cleaning, and Better