Question

How does the standard theory of international trade differ from the Ricardian model of trade?

Answer 1

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The first theory section of this course develops models that provide different explanations or reasons why trade takes place between countries. The five basic reasons why trade may take place are summarized below. The purpose of each model is to establish a basis for trade and then to use that model to identify the expected effects of trade on prices, profits, incomes, and individual welfare.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

The Ricardian model incorporates the standard assumptions of perfect competition. The simple Ricardian model assumes two countries producing two goods and using one factor of production. The goods are assumed to be identical, or homogeneous, within and across countries.