05.04Why Do Countries Trade? Analysis—Using the data you recorded, answer each of the following analysis questions in wellwritten paragraphs in your own words. A.Identify an example of absolute advantage relative to the United States from your data tables. Be sure to identify which country has absolute advantage (United States or country A, B, C, D), the product, and data to support your claim. Tip: When considering absolute and comparative advantage, worker hours to produce one unit is a reflection of productivity. For computer software, the United States has an Absolute Advantage over the other countries. In the chart above you can see that the U.S. has 2x the efficiency over country C and 3x the efficiency over country A. B.Identify an example of comparative advantage relative to the United States from your data tables. Be sure to identify which country has comparative advantage (United States or country A, B, C, D), the product, and data to support your claim. For citrus, the United States has a Comparative Advantage over the other countries. As shown in the graph above, the U.S. is only 33% more efficient than the country C. C.Explain why most trade occurs because of comparative advantage. Be sure to provide examples from the data tables or from the lesson to support your answer. The reason why most trade occurs due to comparative advantage is simply because a country trades for what they lack and trades with what they have a surplus of. By doing that they are distributing essential and unessential products to regions that possibly couldn't have obtained it efficiently, while also making money.