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Tom brady should probably not mow his own lawn becausea. his opportunity cost of mowing his lawn is higher than the cost of paying someone to mow it for him. b. he has a comparative advantage in mowing his lawn relative to a landscaping service. c. he has an absolute advantage in mowing his lawn relative to a landscaping service. d. he might sprain his ankle.

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