A) The Samuelson critique
B) Mercantilism
C) Ricardo's theory of comparative advantage
D) Adam Smith's theory of absolute advantage
E) The Leontief paradox
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A) Absolute advantage of a country with reference to natural resources
B) The proportions in which the factors of production are available
C) International differences in labor productivity
D) Specialization in the production of particular products
E) The ability of firms to capture first mover advantages
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A) Yes. Porter's model has been supported by detailed empirical testing.
B) No. Porter's model has not been subjected to detailed empirical testing.
C) No. Porter's model is outdated and cannot be used to predict modern trade patterns.
D) Yes. Porter's model stands out as the one single theory that best predicts international trade.
E) Yes. Porter's model, like the Heckscher-Ohlin theory, offers an accurate prediction of international trade patterns.
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A) countries differ in their ability to produce goods efficiently.
B) gold and silver are the mainstays of a country's wealth and essential to vigorous commerce.
C) countries should specialize in the production of goods for which they have an absolute advantage.
D) differences in labor productivity between nations underlie the notion of comparative advantage.
E) resources can move freely from the production of one good to another within a nation.
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