Suppose there is a simple two good economy that produces fish and cars. When the economy increases its production of fish from 0 to 15 tons of fish, it has a relatively small opportunity cost in terms of cars. What is the most likely explanation for this? Group of answer choices The economy is better suited for car production Workers are being converted from the car sector to the fish sector that have a comparative advantage in the fish sector Workers are being converted from the car sector to the fish sector that have a comparative advantage in the car sector Technical inefficiency when converting the resources