Order the steps to determine which country should specialize in producing a good based on comparative advantage: A) Identify opportunity costs of producing goods in both countries. B) Compare the opportunity costs to find the lower one. C) Determine absolute advantages of both countries. D) Decide which country should specialize in which good based on the comparison.

To determine which country should specialize in producing a good based on comparative advantage, you first need to identify the opportunity costs of producing goods in both countries. This means figuring out what each country gives up to make one good instead of another. Next, you compare these opportunity costs to find which country has the lower cost for producing each good. After that, you can look at the absolute advantages to see which country is better at producing a good overall, but this step is not always necessary. Finally, based on your comparisons, you decide which country should specialize in which good, so they can trade and both benefit.