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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Resources, Comparative Advantage, and Income Distribution. Outline. 1 .A Model of Two-Factor Economy 2 .Effects of International Trade Between Two-Factor Economies Case Study: North South Trade and Income Inequality 3 .The Political Economy of Trade: A Preliminary View

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Welcome to Econ 414 International Economics

Welcome to Econ 414 International Economics. Study Guide Week Six (Chapter 5). What are the causes of international factor movements?. Assume factors of production are mobile between India and the U.S. Assume the U.S. is capital abundant and India is labor abundant.

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Welcome to Econ 414 International Economics

Welcome to Econ 414 International Economics. Study Guide Week Three

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Welcome to EC 382: International Economics By: Dr. Jacqueline Khorassani

Welcome to EC 382: International Economics By: Dr. Jacqueline Khorassani. Week Four. Week Four: Class One. Tuesday, September 18 14:10-15:00 AC 202 Your ICA1s are graded but I forgot to bring them to class today. You will receive them tomorrow Expect an ICA tomorrow.

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International Politics Week 6: Domestic politics and foreign policy

International Politics Week 6: Domestic politics and foreign policy. Instructor: James Raymond Vreeland , Professor 2.0. Introduction A Theory of Presidential Power and US Foreign Policy Interest Groups and American Foreign Policy Instruments

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A Society-Centered Approach to the Politics of Trade

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Some Practical Questions

Some Practical Questions. 1. Is there such a thing called complete specialization?. Some Practical Questions. 2. Is the North-South volume of trade flow larger than that of the North-North flow?. Some Practical Questions. 3.

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Factor-proportions theory

Factor-proportions theory. Countries have different endowments of factors of production some are capital-abundant (high K/L) some are labor-abundant (low K/L) Different industries have different requirements for K and L some are capital-intensive some are labor-intensive.

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