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Protected: If Smith and Ricardo were right, what patterns of economic specialization should we observe under free trade?

By Giancarlo Salazar on December 30, 2014

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Tagged as: Adam Smith, David ricardo, Economics, Free trade, Globalization, Macroeconomics, Political Economy Free Trade, Qualitative Economics

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Falling Oil Price and Unemployment: Inferences from TMOS.
Looking for a Job: On the Unemployment Rate measure, North Dakota is still on the bottom, 2.4%.

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