Answer:
The correct answer is A. Specialization allows countries to increase the opportunity costs of trading with one another.
Explanation:
Specialization implies that different nations adapt their industries to the production of certain goods and services that they can produce efficiently, resulting in quality products whose value and prestige are endorsed by the international market. As a consequence, these products are required in nations that do not produce similar products, thereby creating a dependency that forms the basis of international trade: one nation produces a good required by another, which seeks to acquire it.
In turn, the nation has needs that it cannot fulfill by its own means, thus requiring these products from other nations, paying a price for them.
Answer:
D. Specialization leads to countries trading for goods they can't
produce efficiently on their own.
