Macroeconomics
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Author: Roger A. Arnold
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Which of the following is not a true statement about gains from trade?
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If a country experiences gains from trade, it is better off than it would be without
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Gains from trade means an increase in total surplus.
Gains from trade are typically not distributed equally between consumers and
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Gains from trade only benefit producers.
Since many companies cut jobs or outsource overseas when they cannot compete with foreign companies, does that mean free trade is a bad idea and does not serve our interests?
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