9. [Related to the Making the Connection] In discussing dividing up household chores, Emlly Oster, an economist at the University of Chicago, advises that "No, you shouldn't always unload the dishwasher because you're better at It." Source: Emily Oster, "The Wrong Person le Probably Doing the Dishes In Your Home," Safe, November 21, 2012. Even If you are better at unloading the dishwasher than your spouse, you shouldn't always be the one to unload It you may be even better at some other household task and must comElder the opportunity cost. your opportunity cost of unloading the dishwasher is nonexistent. your spouse will act as a free rider if you do all the work. O absolute advantage is what matters for spec allzation not comparative advantage