Use the table below to answer the questions concerning absolute and comparative advantages.   Lumber Automobiles United States     8   8 Canada     4   2   Should the U.S. trade with Canada? if so, what should be imported and what should be exported? I say that U.S. can export automobiles to Canada and lumber is the demand is high like in the summer months

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