Neither Country A nor Country B has an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Country B has an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Country A has an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Both Country A and Country B have an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Soft peg

Floating

Crawling

Hard peg

Ethical standards are universal, but their enforcement varies across societies.

The evolution of civilization determines which ethical codes are legitimate and enforceable.

Some ethical principles are inherently superior and should guide global conduct regardless of context.

Moral judgments must be evaluated against the norms and values of the culture in which they occur.

Economic, environmental and social obligations

Economic, social and legal obligations

Economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic obligations

Social, ethical and philanthropic obligations

Sustainability

Privatization

Protectionism

Nationalism