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What is Unit labour requirement?

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Number of hours worked required to produce one unit of a good. High unit labour requirement means low productivity.

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What does RS stand for?

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Relative Supply

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What does RD stand for?

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Relative demand

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What are the Empirical evidence of the Ricardian model?

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  • Productivity differences do not explain all trade.
  • Productivity differences are an important cause of international trade.
  • Comparative, not absolute, advantage determines trade.
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What is The subject of international economics about?

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How countries interact with each other through trade in goods and services, money flows and investments.

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What does Globalization do?

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It is increasing world trade, but this is not the first time in history that this has happened.

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What does the gravity model show?

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That economic size and physical distance are important for the importance of a Country as a trading partner.

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Why is there resistance to trade?

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  • Resources are not always fully mobile (movable) between sectors.
  • Different sectors use different factors of Production
  • Structural changes can create winners and losers
  • Some may lose from trade.
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What are the assumptions of the Specific factor model?

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  • A country and the rest of the world.
  • Two goods:
  • Full competition in product and factor markets.
  • Three factors of Production..
  • Labour is the mobile factor.
  • The other are specific factors.
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What does The specific-factor model provide?

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An explanation for why free trade is resisted.

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Does all people win something from trade?

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The country as a whole gains from free trade but some groups within the country may lose.

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Which factors wins and loses from trade?

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The factor specific to the export sector gains from free trade but the factor specific to the import sector loses.

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What are the Assumptions and concepts of the Heckscher-Ohlin model?

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  • All countries have the same productivity
  • Trade is happening due to differences in the availability of production factors.
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What is Capital rich countries?

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Countries that have a lot of capital Per person

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What is Capital-intensive sectors?

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Sectors that use a lot of capital per person.

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