According to the two-country general equilibrium (PPF/indifference curves) model, a country's comparative advantage depends on:

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A country's comparative advantage in the two-country general equilibrium model depends on all of these factors: opportunity costs of production, consumer tastes, and resource endowment. Each of these elements influences the relative efficiency and preferences that determine comparative advantage in international trade.

According to the Two-Country General Equilibrium (PPF/indifference Curves) Model, a Country's