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Low-income countries are largely responsible for excess carbon dioxide emissions globally.

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Question 2 - The basis for free trade is the concept of

A) absolute advantage.
B) differences in natural resources and climate.
C) differences in nominal wages.
D) comparative advantage.

Question 3 - How did the global supply of savings impact the formation of the housing bubble?

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