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Absolute advantage
Term coined, and theory developed by Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations (1776). A country has am absolute advantage if its output per unit of input for a good or service produced is higher then any other country. If country A, for example, can produce and export more of a commodity X at a cheaper cost then country B; country A has an absolute advantage in producing X over country B.
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