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Specialization and Trade (Crash Course)
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1. Who is known as the first modern economist?

2. In order for specialization to work in a society, what do people need to do?

3. What is another name for division of labor?

4. In economics, what does PPF stand for?

5. What country is the leading manufacture of planes?

6. People and countries should produce things in which they have what kind of advantage?

7. Adam Smith believed what was the key to having a prosperous country?

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