Consider the following Ricardian example with many goods, using standard Ricardian assumptions. There are two countries: Argentina and Chile. The unit labor requirements for Argentina are denoted by aLi and for Chile by aLi* aLi aLi Cars 100 400 Laptops 50 150 Soybeans 25 50 Pharmaceuticals 20 30 Apparels 15 10
Consider the following Ricardian example with many goods, using standard Ricardian assumptions. There are two countries: Argentina and Chile. The unit labor requirements for Argentina are denoted by aLi and for Chile by aLi* aLi aLi Cars 100 400 Laptops 50 150 Soybeans 25 50 Pharmaceuticals 20 30 Apparels 15 10
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