How Does the Heckscher-Ohlin Approach Explain Why There Is International

question 57

Multiple Choice

How does the Heckscher-Ohlin approach explain why there is international immigration?

• A)Countries who recognize the logic of comparative advantage reduce barriers to international migration.
• B)Protectionism,which benefits the abundant factor,forces the scarce factor to leave a country in search of greater profits.
• C)Differences between industry sectors determine whether labor would remain in a country or immigrate to another country.
• D)Differences in factor endowment lead to the export of goods or capital associated with a country's scarce factor.
• E)Differences in factor endowment lead to the export of goods or capital associated with a country's abundant factor.

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Primary Process Thinking

A mode of thought in psychoanalytic theory, characterized by primitive, illogical, and fantasy-oriented thought processes, typically associated with the unconscious mind.

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Topographic Model

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