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We can expect to see relatively rapid rates of growth in many less - developed countries , as they employ their resources more effectively and make use of existing knowledge . This will produce a tendency toward convergence in economic ...
We can expect to see relatively rapid rates of growth in many less - developed countries , as they employ their resources more effectively and make use of existing knowledge . This will produce a tendency toward convergence in economic ...
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His procedure was to look at U.S. and U.K. exports to third countries and to see whether the pattern of exports is explained by differences in the two countries ' labor requirements . He found that the ratios of U.S. to U.K. exports and ...
His procedure was to look at U.S. and U.K. exports to third countries and to see whether the pattern of exports is explained by differences in the two countries ' labor requirements . He found that the ratios of U.S. to U.K. exports and ...
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The variables L , and K , refer to the factors L and K residing in country i and Y , and Z , refer to the outputs Y and Z ... A country's total endowment is then four times the amount listed in the table , since each of the same type of ...
The variables L , and K , refer to the factors L and K residing in country i and Y , and Z , refer to the outputs Y and Z ... A country's total endowment is then four times the amount listed in the table , since each of the same type of ...
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