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... import the goods that use intensively its scarce factor ( s ) . Furthermore , an increase in the price of any good causes an increase in the real return to the factor used intensively in producing that good and a fall in the real ...
... import the goods that use intensively its scarce factor ( s ) . Furthermore , an increase in the price of any good causes an increase in the real return to the factor used intensively in producing that good and a fall in the real ...
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... import the railway technology that had proven so wanting during the Crimean War ( 1853-56 ) , the regime opted for import - substitution in order to lighten the foreign debt and consolidate native industry . The regime granted ...
... import the railway technology that had proven so wanting during the Crimean War ( 1853-56 ) , the regime opted for import - substitution in order to lighten the foreign debt and consolidate native industry . The regime granted ...
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... import prohibitions were repealed ( Florensa 1979 ) . The Republic , however , was short - lived -- the Spanish Civil war broke up in 1936 and lasted until 1939 . Consider now the case of land - abundant democracies , where workers were ...
... import prohibitions were repealed ( Florensa 1979 ) . The Republic , however , was short - lived -- the Spanish Civil war broke up in 1936 and lasted until 1939 . Consider now the case of land - abundant democracies , where workers were ...
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