For analysing questions about “North-South" trade, i.e. trade between industrialised and less developed countries, are Ricardian models or Specific Factors models preferable? The answer should elaborate on which properties (focus on two) of

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For analysing questions about “North-South" trade, i.e. trade between
industrialised and less developed countries, are Ricardian models or Specific Factors
models preferable? The answer should elaborate on which properties (focus on two) of
the two models are likely to be important for the analysis and end with a conclusion,
three paragraphs should be enough.
Transcribed Image Text:For analysing questions about “North-South" trade, i.e. trade between industrialised and less developed countries, are Ricardian models or Specific Factors models preferable? The answer should elaborate on which properties (focus on two) of the two models are likely to be important for the analysis and end with a conclusion, three paragraphs should be enough.
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