Intermediate Goods in International Trade with Variable Proportions and Two Primary Inputs

I. Introduction, 225. — II. The two-factor, fixed-proportions model, 225. — III. The single-factor, variable proportions model, 227. — IV. The two-factor, variable proportions model, 228. — V. Some implications, 232.

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Published in:	The Quarterly journal of economics Vol. 85; no. 2; pp. 225 - 236
Main Author:	Warne, Robert D.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge, Mass. [etc.] MIT Press 01-05-1971 Harvard University Press Published for Harvard University by the MIT Press
Subjects:	Commercial production Economic models Economic theory Industrial production Intermediate goods International trade Production possibilities curve Quadrants Total product Trade gains
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Summary:	I. Introduction, 225. — II. The two-factor, fixed-proportions model, 225. — III. The single-factor, variable proportions model, 227. — IV. The two-factor, variable proportions model, 228. — V. Some implications, 232.
Bibliography:	istex:67569FE88F0A8FDB87FD22BA411D8DB3132E7D09 ark:/67375/HXZ-TD7DB1N2-Q I would like to thank Professor James R. Melvin for his help at all stages of this paper. He is not, of course, to be held responsible for any errors. I would also like to acknowledge a Canada Council grant received by Professor Melvin, which helped finance the research for this paper.
ISSN:	0033-5533 1531-4650
DOI:	10.2307/1880702