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    If the Output of a Nations Exportable Commodity Increases Proportionally
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If the Output of a Nations Exportable Commodity Increases Proportionally

Question 2

Question 2

Multiple Choice

If the output of a nations exportable commodity increases proportionally more than the output of its importable commodity the output changes in considered


A) neutral
B) negative
C) anti-trade
D) pro-trade

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