The Key Assumption Distinguishing the Ricardo-Viner (RV)model from the Stolper-Samuelson

question 12

Multiple Choice

The key assumption distinguishing the Ricardo-Viner (RV) model from the Stolper-Samuelson (SS) model is that:

• A)RV assumes that factor mobility is high; SS assumes that factor mobility is low.
• B)RV assumes that factor mobility is low; SS assumes that factor mobility is high.
• C)RV assumes that free trade benefits consumers; SS assumes that free trade hurts consumers.
• D)RV assumes that free trade hurts consumers; SS assumes that free trade benefits consumers.

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