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English: Graph illustrating Ricardo's example of comparative advantage by CMG Lee. In case I (diamonds), each country spends 3600 hours (around a year of 10-hour days) to produce a mixture of cloth and wine. In case II (squares), each country specialises on its comparative advantage, resulting in greater total output in the same duration.
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Graph illustrating Ricardo's example of comparative advantage by CMG Lee. In case I (squares), each country spends 3600 hours (around a year of 10-hour days) to produce a mixture of cloth and wine. In case II (diamonds), each country specialises on its comparative advantage, resulting in greater total output in the same duration.