The Leontief Paradox Provided

question 121

Multiple Choice

The Leontief paradox provided

• A) support for the principle of comparative advantage.
• B) support for the factor-endowment theory.
• C) evidence against the factor-endowment theory.
• D) evidence against the principle of comparative advantage.

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Definitions:

Fallacies

Errors in reasoning that render arguments logically invalid, often due to misleading premises or irrelevant points.

Composition

The way in which something is made up or put together from various parts or elements.

Hasty Generalization

An error in reasoning where the conclusion isn't supported by enough objective evidence.

Connecting Term

A term used in logic and philosophy that links different parts of a proposition or argument, enhancing coherence and understanding.