9 QUESTION 9The immobile and specific factor models attempted to improve on the Ricardian model by introducing the assumption of:O perfect competition.O costless movement of labor between countries.O two factors of production, capital and labor.O prohibitive costs associated with movement of labor between industries.O homothetic demand.QUESTION 10In the immobile factor model, trade leads to:O increase in production efficiency.O decrease in production efficiency.O increase in total consumption of the two countries.O increase in consumption efficiency.O decrease in the production of the import good.QUESTION 11In the immobile factor model, the price of the outputs and factors are determined such that:O all markets are in equilibrium.O firms earn the highest economic profit possible.O revenues are maximized.O the product market is in equilibrium.O sales are maximized.

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QUESTION 9 The immobile and specific factor models attempted to improve on the Ricardian model by introducing the assumption of: O perfect competition. O costless movement of labor between countries. O two factors of production, capital and labor. O prohibitive costs associated with movement of labor between industries. O homothetic demand.

QUESTION 9 The immobile and specific factor models attempted to improve on the Ricardian model by introducing the assumption of: O perfect competition. O costless movement of labor between countries. O two factors of production, capital and labor. O prohibitive costs associated with movement of labor between industries. O homothetic demand.

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