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Absolute advantage
Absolute advantage occurs when a country can produce more of a particular good or service given the same amount of factor inputs. Alternatively, a country is said to have absolute advantage when it can produce a good with less resources than another.
courtesy of ONE A DAY ~ a collection of economics definitions