Economy, asked by patilsiddhi925, 8 months ago

Single factoral terms of trade takes into account changes in​

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Answered by Sravanip
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The single factoral terms of trade imply a ratio of the export price index and import price index adjusted for changes in the productivity of factors used in the production of export goods.

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Answered by Chaitanya1696
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We need to answer the question which is state what factors affect 'single factorial trade'

  • Jacob Viner tried to correct and improve the terms of exchange of the commodities
  • Jacob Viner tried to introduce changes in factors which was used to produce goods for export
  • This concept was developed by Jacob Viner and was called the "Trade terms of Single Factorial"
  • This was calculated by multiplying the productivity index with the terms of trade of the commodity in the sector of domestic exports.
  • The Terms of trade of Single Factorial  imply that there is a connection between the export price index and the import price index
  • So the Trade terms take into account changes in the factors required for production

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