Specific Factors Model.Nom. Wage (P*MPL)Suppose that here are two goods,Bicycles (Industry "B") andGrapefruit (“G").Bicycles use labor and capital toproduce, while Grapefruit uselabor and land.P*MPL(B)P'MPL(G)This country exports bicycles andthere is an increase in the worldrelative price. Show what happensto labor in the bicycle industry.Labor in Grapefruit>ELabor in BicyclesWhat happens to labor in eachgood, and to the country's nominalwage and real wage?

In an economy, when two goods are produced using the same input resource, that is, labor, capital,…

Specific Eactors Moxdel. Nom. Wage (P'MPL) Suppose that here are two goods, Bieyeles (Industry "B") and Grapefruit ("G"). Bicycles use labor and capital to produce, while Grapefruit use labor and land. P'MPLIB) PMPLIG) This country exports bicyclos and there is an increase in the world relative price. Show what happens to labor in the bieycle industry. Labor in Grapetrut Labor in Bicycles What happens to labor in each good, and to the country's nominal wage and real wage?

Specific Eactors Moxdel. Nom. Wage (P'MPL) Suppose that here are two goods, Bieyeles (Industry "B") and Grapefruit ("G"). Bicycles use labor and capital to produce, while Grapefruit use labor and land. P'MPLIB) PMPLIG) This country exports bicyclos and there is an increase in the world relative price. Show what happens to labor in the bieycle industry. Labor in Grapetrut Labor in Bicycles What happens to labor in each good, and to the country's nominal wage and real wage?

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