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Home opens up to international trade with Foreign. No-trade price of manufacturing in Home (PM/PA) =…

Assume Home opens up to international trade with Foreign. Let the no-trade price of manufacturing PM Рм in Home be = PA and let the no-trade price of manufacturing in Foreign be = . Select all PA W PM the possible world equilibrium relative prices ( that this economy could take. Hint: PA W PM PA Remember that < ( PM PA < PM PA

Assume Home opens up to international trade with Foreign. Let the no-trade price of manufacturing PM Рм in Home be = PA and let the no-trade price of manufacturing in Foreign be = . Select all PA W PM the possible world equilibrium relative prices ( that this economy could take. Hint: PA W PM PA Remember that < ( PM PA < PM PA

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Chapter18: International Trade And Comparative Advantage

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