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Economists have shown that if factors ( land , labor , capital ) are mobile , trade
redistributes wealth between factors , whereas if factors are industry specific ,
then trade redistributes wealth between industries . I sketch the microeconomic ...
Economists have shown that if factors ( land , labor , capital ) are mobile , trade
redistributes wealth between factors , whereas if factors are industry specific ,
then trade redistributes wealth between industries . I sketch the microeconomic ...
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Rents in the labor and capital markets are unsustainable without protection of the
corresponding product markets . For instance , a gild cannot boost wages by
screening access to the profession if foreign rivals compete away its customers .
Rents in the labor and capital markets are unsustainable without protection of the
corresponding product markets . For instance , a gild cannot boost wages by
screening access to the profession if foreign rivals compete away its customers .
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Britain was capital 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 ...
Britain was capital 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 ...
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