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Fall 2018 Heckscher-Ohlin model of international trade. Both countries have access to the same technology to produce 2 goods: corm (relatively land intensive) and textiles (relatively labor intensive). countries have endowments of labor and land, but Mexico is relatively labor abundant and the US is relatively land abundant. Assume that both countries have similar preferences for corn and textiles 10. Assume the world includes only the US and Mexico and that both behave according to the Both The PPF below reflects assumptions about Mexico's endowment of labor and land. Assume there exists some international terms of trade (which reflects the appropriate pattern of trade for Mexico); add the terms of trade line to diagram and show a plausible points of production and consumption. a. Mexico textiles b. Suppose a baby boom in Mexico 20 years ago generated a growth in the supply of labor (no change in land) in Mexico today. Show the impact of this growth in labor with a new PPF on the diagram above. Assuming prices are held constant, what does the Rybezynski Theorem suggest will happen to trade? That is analyze and explain this impact on the Mexican economy using Mexico's c. production possibility frontier
Fall 2018 Heckscher-Ohlin model of international trade. Both countries have access to the same technology to produce 2 goods: corm (relatively land intensive) and textiles (relatively labor intensive). countries have endowments of labor and land, but Mexico is relatively labor abundant and the US is relatively land abundant. Assume that both countries have similar preferences for corn and textiles 10. Assume the world includes only the US and Mexico and that both behave according to the Both The PPF below reflects assumptions about Mexico's endowment of labor and land. Assume there exists some international terms of trade (which reflects the appropriate pattern of trade for Mexico); add the terms of trade line to diagram and show a plausible points of production and consumption. a. Mexico textiles b. Suppose a baby boom in Mexico 20 years ago generated a growth in the supply of labor (no change in land) in Mexico today. Show the impact of this growth in labor with a new PPF on the diagram above. Assuming prices are held constant, what does the Rybezynski Theorem suggest will happen to trade? That is analyze and explain this impact on the Mexican economy using Mexico's c. production possibility frontier
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