According to the Factor Abundance Theory of Comparative Advantage, Countries

According to the factor abundance theory of comparative advantage, countries have a comparative advantage in producing those goods that

A) use relatively large amounts of their least abundant factor of production.
B) use relatively large amounts of their most abundant factor of production.
C) use proportionately equal amounts of each factor of production.
D) are in the shortest relative supply.
E) are in the greatest demand.