In the Neoclassical (Or Modern) Theory, Two Countries with Identical

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the neoclassical (or modern) theory, two countries with identical production-possibilities frontiers (PPFs)

• A) can gain from trade with each other if demand conditions (tastes) differ in the two Countries and the identical PPFs demonstrate increasing opportunity costs.
• B) can gain from trade with each other if demand conditions (tastes) differ in the two Countries and the identical PPFs demonstrate constant opportunity costs.
• C) can gain from trade with each other even if demand conditions (tastes) are identical in The two countries as long as the identical PPFs demonstrate constant opportunity Costs.
• D) cannot gain from trade with each other under any circumstances.

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