If Kamilah can produce 4 computers or 3 radios during a month's time, while Sally can produce 1 computer or 2 radios during the same period, then it is correct to state that Sally should not be employed. Kamilah has a comparative advantage in producing computers. Kamilah has a comparative advantage in producing both computers and radios. Sally has a comparative advantage in leisure.

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