Exam 4: The Heckscher-Ohlin Model
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The HO model predicts that once trade begins factor prices will equalize between countries.This result occurs because of the assumption of
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If the factor price equalization theorem is true then,eventually,U.S.wages will fall to the level found today in the least developed countries of the world.
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In the HO model,reciprocal demand leads to an equilibrium price by inducing changes in both demand and supply.
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If tastes are identical between countries,then comparative advantage is determined by
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The Heckscher-Ohlin model is an alternative to the classical theory of international trade that focuses on the factors of production that countries possess.
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Compare and contrast the classical and HO theories of international trade.
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According to the factor price equalization theorem,if country A is labor abundant,then if country A initiates international trade
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Let Kj and Lj denote the capital and labor inputs in the production of good j (j = S,T),then good S is said to be capital intensive relative to good T if
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Country A is labor abundant relative to country B if it has a larger labor force than B's.
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According to the HO model,countries with different factor endowments but similar technologies and preferences will have a strong basis for trade with each other.
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Which of the following is true about the distribution of income in the U.S.in the last three decades?
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According to the factor price equalization theorem,free international trade will result in wages equating rents worldwide.
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The HO model assumes that ________ are identical between countries.
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The assumption that the two goods are made using different factor intensities raises the likelihood of incomplete specialization after trade begins.
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Tastes are assumed to be identical across countries to rule out differences in demand determining the direction of trade.
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The HO theorem states that a country will have comparative advantage in the good whose production is relatively intensive in the ________ with which the country is relatively abundant.
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According the Stolper-Samuelson theorem,the scarce factor in any given country should oppose international trade by that country.
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Both the classical and the HO model predict that the pattern of trade is determined largely by international differences in factor endowments.
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Answer the question(s)below based on the following diagram of a country that is in international trade equilibrium.
-Refer to the figure above.This country's imports equal
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