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... abundant factor ( s ) and import the goods that use intensively its scarce factor ( s ) . Furthermore , an increase ... abundant factor ( s ) and hurts the scarce factor ( s ) , whereas protection , by raising the prices of importables ...
... abundant factor ( s ) and import the goods that use intensively its scarce factor ( s ) . Furthermore , an increase ... abundant factor ( s ) and hurts the scarce factor ( s ) , whereas protection , by raising the prices of importables ...
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... abundant and had an edge in capital - intensive industries such as semi- and coarse manufactures ( yarn , iron ) . Lagging continental Europe was capital scarce and maintained an advantage in agriculture ( grain , timber , wine ) and ...
... abundant and had an edge in capital - intensive industries such as semi- and coarse manufactures ( yarn , iron ) . Lagging continental Europe was capital scarce and maintained an advantage in agriculture ( grain , timber , wine ) and ...
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... abundant democracies : The United States , Canada , Australia , and New Zealand . In all four of them , the crisis intensified political competition and led to a partisan realignment . The predicted trade orientation , greater openness ...
... abundant democracies : The United States , Canada , Australia , and New Zealand . In all four of them , the crisis intensified political competition and led to a partisan realignment . The predicted trade orientation , greater openness ...
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