Titlebook: Developments of International Trade Theory; Takashi Negishi Book 20011st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Adam Smith.

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Domestic Distortionsom trade in this sense has often been discussed so far. Both England and Poltugal gain in Ricardo’s famous numerical example of cloth and wine trade in Chapter 4. Even Marx admitted that the poorer country, which he believed exploited by the richer country, gains from international trade in Chapter

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Oligopolyarket is so large that no single suppliers, by itself, can affect the market price. In other words, the number of suppliers is very large and they take or accept the market price to decide the plan of their supplies. Though the world markets are generally large enough to permit this assumption, howe

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External Economiesather recent, however, that the role of increasing returns has begun to be discussed seriously in the modern theory of international trade. Since the assumption of perfect competition, which has been widely made, is not consistent with the so-called internal economies, Marshallian external economies

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978-1-4419-4902-8Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001

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