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Principle of comparative advantage

When Gene can make three pairs of cowboy boots per week or one saddle whereas Roy can make either two pairs of boots or two saddles, Gene will form boots whereas Roy makes saddles according to the: (i) Law of Occam’s Razor. (ii) Principle of comparative advantage. (iii) Principal of rising opportunity costs.(iv) Risk aversion principle.

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