The diagram shows Peter and Sam's possible outputs per week when they both perform the same jobs. Which of the following is true? TRES TRAD SAT Peter YARDS MOW O Peter has a comparative advantage in performing both functions O Peter performs yard-mowing services at a high opportunity cost than Sam O Sam can perform tree-trimming services at a lower opportunity cost than Peter. O Sam had neither an absolute nor a comparative advantage in performing either function Peter has a comparative advantage in performing both functions.

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The diagram shows Peter and Sam's possible outputs per week when they both perform the same jobs. Which of the following is true?
TREES TRIMMED
40
10- Sam
Peter
40
80
YARDS MOWED
O Poter has a comparative advantage in performing both functions.
O Peter performs yard-mowing services at a high opportunity cost than Sam
O Sam can perform tree-trimming services at a lower opportunity cost than Peter.
O Sam had neither an absolute nor a comparative advantage in performing either function
O Peter has a comparative advantage in performing both functions.
Transcribed Image Text:The diagram shows Peter and Sam's possible outputs per week when they both perform the same jobs. Which of the following is true? TREES TRIMMED 40 10- Sam Peter 40 80 YARDS MOWED O Poter has a comparative advantage in performing both functions. O Peter performs yard-mowing services at a high opportunity cost than Sam O Sam can perform tree-trimming services at a lower opportunity cost than Peter. O Sam had neither an absolute nor a comparative advantage in performing either function O Peter has a comparative advantage in performing both functions.
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