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Author Question: Does free trade improve the living standards of all residents of a country? (Read 98 times)

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Does free trade improve the living standards of all residents of a country?
◦ Yes, definitely, because the gains from trade outweigh the losses in the import-competing industries.
◦ No, because the losses in the import-competing industries outweigh the gains from trade in the new export industries.
◦ No, because the benefits from free trade are only theoretical.
◦ Yes, because inefficient import-competing industries are replaced with efficient export industries.
◦ Probably not - in principle, the net gains from trade could be divided such that every individual is better off, but in practice, some individuals are likely to be worse off.
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Reply #1 on: Oct 12, 2022
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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