comparative advantage

English

Noun

comparative advantage (countable and uncountable, plural comparative advantages)

1. (economics) The ability to produce a particular good at a lower relative opportunity cost than another producer.

   Antonym: absolute advantage

Translations

the ability to produce a particular good at a lower relative opportunity cost than another producer

• Arabic: اِمْتِيَازٌ نِسْبِيٌّ m (imtiyāz·un nisbiyy·un, literally “relative advantage”)
• Armenian: համեմատական առավելություն (hy) (hamematakan aṙavelutʻyun)
• Czech: komparativní výhoda f
• Finnish: suhteellinen etu (fi)
• French: avantage comparatif m
• Indonesian: keunggulan komparatif
• Irish: buntáiste comparáideach
• Malay: faedah berbanding
• Polish: przewaga komparatywna f
• Russian: сравни́тельное преиму́щество (sravnítelʹnoje preimúščestvo)
• Spanish: ventaja comparativa f