A country is likely to have a comparative advantage in a capital-intensive activity if it has a:

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A country with a large amount of capital relative to its landmass is more likely to have a comparative advantage in capital-intensive activities because it can more efficiently produce goods or services that require significant investment in capital (machinery, equipment, etc.) compared to other factors of production like land or labor.

A Country Is Likely to Have a Comparative Advantage in a Capital-Intensive