alleryStart learning →The doctrine of comparative advantage emerged as a response to debate over which British law of 1815?
ANavigation Acts
BPoor Laws
CFactory Acts
DCorn Laws
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Corn Laws
The 1815 Corn Laws taxed imported grain heavily, and the free trade case against them produced the doctrine.
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