英語 での Has a comparative advantage の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Each country has a comparative advantage.
Because the opportunity cost of a car is 2 tins in the US but only 1 ton of food in Japan,Japan has a comparative advantage in producing cars.
The United States, of course, has a comparative advantage over Brazil in the production of cars.
Because the opportunity cost of a car is 2 tins in the US but only 1 ton of food in Japan,Japan has a comparative advantage in producing cars.
However, Country A has a comparative advantage in jeans, while Country B has a comparative advantage in shoes.
In some products, America has a comparative advantage.
This means that Country A has a comparative advantage in the production of cotton, and Country B has a comparative advantage in the production of wheat.
In other words, a country has a comparative advantage.
This means that Country A has a comparative advantage in the production of cotton, and Country B has a comparative advantage in the production of wheat.
Second, new employment opportunities come mostly from the introduction of new andmore complex tasks in which labour has a comparative advantage relative to capital.
Exports are likely to be firm as a trend for the time being, underpinned by those of capital goods and IT-related goods--in which Japan has a comparative advantage. Thereafter, they are expected to continue their moderate increasing trend, due mainly to the improvement in overseas economies, albeit with a decline in IT-related demand following the current increase.
Similarly because the opportunity cost of a ton of food is 1 car in Japan but only½ cars in the US,the US has a comparative advantage in producing food.
Exports are likely to be firm as a trend for the time being, underpinned by those of IT-related goods and capital goods,in which Japan has a comparative advantage. Thereafter, they are expected to continue their moderate increasing trend, due mainly to the improvement in overseas economies.
As I mentioned earlier, demand for IT-related and capital goods has been expanding on a global basis,and this has acted as a tailwind for Japan's manufacturing sector, which has a comparative advantage in these goods.
Exports will likely continue their increasing trend for the time being, as those of capital goods and IT-related goods,in which Japan has a comparative advantage, are likely to be firm. Thereafter, they are expected to continue their moderate increasing trend, due mainly to the improvement in overseas economies.
The continued decline in global demand for capital goods has had a significantnegative impact on the manufacturing sector in Japan, which has a comparative advantage in capital goods.
From the middle of the projection period, exports are projected to modestly rise as, for example, exports of capital goods--in which Japan has a comparative advantage-- gradually pick up with the effects of the slowdown in emerging economies waning.
If a domestic unified goods market is created, the efficiency of resource allocation for the whole country can be improved,as each region specializes in sectors where it is strongest(and has a comparative advantage) and trades with other regions.
Because the opportunity cost of a car is 2 tons of food in the United States but only 1 ton of food in Japan,Japan has a comparative advantage in producing cars.
Because the opportunity cost of a car is 2 tons of food in the United States but only 1 ton of food in Japan,Japan has a comparative advantage in producing cars.
Similarly, because the opportunity cost of a ton of food is 1 car in Japan but only 1/2 car in the United States,the United States has a comparative advantage in producing food.
Fifth, we will maximize our value-added and complement the development efforts of other keyplayers by focusing on areas where the G20 has a comparative advantage or could add momentum.
Therefore, according to the Heckscher-Ohlin theorem, Japan, which is relatively poor in terms of land resources,cannot have a comparative advantage in agriculture.
Selection and concentration of business operations Second,financial institutions should check whether the services they provide have a comparative advantage and need to limit the extent and to adjust the method of resource allocation accordingly.
Trade exists between regions because different regions may have a comparative advantage in a production of some tradable commodity or because different regions' size may encourage mass production.
Trade exists between regions because different regions have a comparative advantage in the production of some tradable commodity, or because different regions' size allows for the benefits of mass production.