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By the end of this chapter, you should understand:

  1. patterns of international trade
  2. comparative advantage and the gains from trade
  3. determinants of comparative advantage
  4. why two-way trade occurs for the same product
  5. trade policy
  6. the principle of targeting
  7. motives for tariffs






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