Apply the Skill Economists also consider the comparative advantage in terms of outputs-the quantity of two goods that can be produced with a fixed set of inputs. The calculation is similar. You compare the output of two goods in two countries based on a specific level of inputs. The country with the comparative advantage for producing a good has the lowest opportunity cost for making that good. Study the table, which shows the output of pounds of chocolate or individual step counters that two countries can produce with 10 units of labor. Calculate the comparative advantage of each country in terms of output. Which good should each country specialize in? OUTPUT PER 10 UNITS OF LABOR Sweetonia Sweatistan Chocolate (pounds) 45 20 Step counters (units) 15 4