Question: Scott and Martha work in a software company. Scott can make 10 schedules an hour, or he can perform 30 quality assurance checks an hour. On the other hand, Martha can make 8 schedules an hour or perform 28 quality assurance checks an hour. Who has the comparative advantage for making schedules, Scott or Martha? Student’s follow-up post poses a problem thatScott and Martha work in a software company. Scott can make 10 schedules an hour, or he can perform 30 quality assurance checks an hour. On the other hand, Martha can make 8 schedules an hour or perform 28 quality assurance checks an hour. Who has the comparative advantage for making schedules, Scott or Martha? Student’s follow-up post poses a problem that asks the same questions. Student’s follow-up post includes a problem with a clear comparative advantage.
