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The key to understanding most theories is what they say and what they don’t. What are four or five key limitations to the theory of comparative advantage?
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Although international trade might have approached the comparative advantage model during the nineteenth century it certainly does not today for the following reasons Countries do not appear to specia...View the full answer
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