Using ideas behind the specific model, intuitively explain how gains from trade for the overall economy do not necessarily translate into gains for every group within the economy. In the model, what are definite winners and losers. For whom are the gains unclear?

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Q: Who are the winners and losers of the free trade between two countries? Can free trade between the…

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Q: Take into account an H-O economy where there are two factors (US and France), two items (wine and…

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Q: o you think the Heckscher-Ohlin model sufficiently explains trade between countries?

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