Tasha, Jenna, Michaela, and Walker all produce rubber ducks, brushes, cans, and shirts. The table below identifies how many of each good they can make in a day if they devote themselves to producing only a single good.
rubber ducks
cans
shirts
brushes
50
98
40
20
Tasha
Jenna
Michaela
90
55
45
15
95
45
20
40
Walker
87
60
50
25
Who has the absolute advantage in producing rubber ducks?

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