Post a news article extract (for example, a picture, a title, or a few lines of text from a news article ? with all the necessary citations and links) that illustrates the principles of opportunity cost and comparative advantage in action in real life. Provide any necessary context and explain how your extract demonstrates these principles. (You do not need to restate the textbook definitions.)

Marking criteria (please follow the marking criteria so that your answer ge liked)

Your answer will be marked according to the following categories.

• The news article extract is clear and illustrates the two principles (given any added context). The original news article is clearly cited.
• The explanation demonstrates an understanding of the principle of opportunity cost.
• The explanation demonstrates an understanding of the principle of comparative advantage.
• The overall exposition is clear and sufficiently detailed to effectively communicate the main ideas. (Note that an answer does not have to be "long" to be "clear" and "sufficiently detailed".)

Post a news article extract (for example, a picture, a title, or a few lines of text from a news article with all the necessary citations and links) that illustrates the principles of opportunity cost and comparative advantage in action in real life. Provide any necessary context and explain how your extract demonstrates these principles. (You do not need to restate the textbook definitions.) Marking criteria Your answer will be marked according to the following categories. o The news article extract is clear and illustrates the two principles (given any added context). The original news article is clearly cited. 0 The explanation demonstrates an understanding of the principle of opportunity cost. o The explanation demonstrates an understanding of the principle of comparative advantage. o The overall exposition is clear and sufficiently detailed to effectively communicate the main ideas. (Note that an answer does not have to be "long" to be "clear" and "sufficiently detailed")