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2. socialsci.libretexts.org › Bookshelves › Economics7.2: Depicting a Free Trade Equilibrium- Large and Small ...

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   Jul 17, 2023 · To depict a free trade equilibrium using an export supply and import demand diagram, we must redraw the export supply curve in light of the small country assumption. The assumption implies that the export supply curve is horizontal at the level of the world price.

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   International Trade Equilibrium “Free-trade equilibrium”: when the relative price of wheat/cloth is the same in the two countries We need to solve for: • the relative price of wheat/cloth at equilibrium • production and consumption in Home and Foreign 3 Patterns of International Trade

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4. ocw.mit.edu › courses › 14-581-international14.581 International Trade - MIT OpenCourseWare

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   Start from Integrated Equilibrium competitive equilibrium that would prevail if both goods and factors were freely traded. Consider Free Trade Equilibrium competitive equilibrium that pre-vails if goods are freely traded, but factors are not.

5. dspace.mit.edu › bitstream › handleTrade 3: The Ricardian Model - Massachusetts Institute of ...

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   Free trade equilibrium (I): Effi cient international specialization • Proposition simply states that Home should produce and specialize in the goods in which it has a CA.

6. saylordotorg.github.io › text_international-tradeDepicting a Free Trade Equilibrium: Large and Small Country Cases

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   Learning Objectives. Use supply and demand to derive import demand curves and export supply curves. Combine import demand and export supply curves to depict a free trade equilibrium under the assumption that the countries are large.

7. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The Standard Ricardian Trade Model | SpringerLink

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   Dec 2, 2017 · For a very small home country, the free-trade equilibrium may be characterized by a relative price that equals Foreign’s opportunity costs (p 1 /p 2 = a L1 * /a L2 *). As shown by Fig. 4.4, the wage ratio takes on its upper bound and all the gains from trade accrue to the home country.

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   How do you create a free trade equilibrium?

   • Use supply and demand to derive import demand curves and export supply curves. Combine import demand and export supply curves to depict a free trade equilibrium under the assumption that the countries are large. Use an import demand and export supply diagram to depict a free trade equilibrium under the assumption that the import country is small.

   7.2: Depicting a Free Trade Equilibrium- Large ... - Social Sci LibreTexts

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   How to depict a free trade equilibrium using an export supply and import demand diagram?

   • To depict a free trade equilibrium using an export supply and import demand diagram, we must redraw the export supply curve in light of the small country assumption. The assumption implies that the export supply curve is horizontal at the level of the world price. In this case, we call the importing country small.

   7.2: Depicting a Free Trade Equilibrium- Large ... - Social Sci LibreTexts

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   How to characterization of free trade equilibrium?

   • To complete characterization of free trade equilibrium, we need look at the demand side to pin down the relative wage ω. Consumers have identical Cobb-Douglas prefs around the world. where c (z) and c∗ (z) are consumptions at Home and Abroad. By definition, shares of expenditure satisfy: b (z) dz = 1. where LHS≡ Home exports; RHS≡ Home imports.

   Trade 3: The Ricardian Model - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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   What happens if a country is small in a free-trade equilibrium?

   • As in the two-goods case, the home country’s wage rate (and thus real income per capita) in the free-trade equilibrium tends to be relatively higher the smaller the home country is: The upward-sloping schedule becomes steeper if L is small.

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   How many free-trade equilibria are possible?

   • As can be seen from Fig. 4.3, there are three different free-trade equilibria possible, depending on relative demand (RD) of the world economy, composed of the two countries. If aggregate relative demand for good 1 is characterized by RD, the equilibrium relative price of the two goods lies between the opportunity costs of the two countries.

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   How do you calculate the free trade price?

   • The free trade price, PFT P F T, must be the price that equalizes the U.S. export supply with Mexican import demand. Algebraically, the free trade price is the price that solves XSUS(PFT) = MDMex(PFT). X S U S (P F T) = M D M e x (P F T). This implies also that world supply is equal to world demand since

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9. ocw.mit.edu › courses › 14-54-international-trade14.54 F16 Lecture Slides: Ricardian Trade Model

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   Free movement of labor across sectors. In equilibrium, wages must be equalized across sectors (where production occurs) Think of this as a long run equilibrium (in the short run, labor allocation across sectors may be fixed) (Week 5) Ricardian Model