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Chapter Three
Who Gains and Who Loses from Trade?
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3.1 Who Gains and Who Loses
within a Country
If countries gain from opening trade, why do free-trade policies have so many opponents year in and year out?
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3.1 Who Gains and Who Loses
within a Country
A full analysis of trade requires that we identify the winners and losers from freer trade.
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3.1 Who Gains and Who Loses
within a Country
This chapter examines the effect of trade on owners of production factors.
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3.1.1 Short-Run Effects of Opening Trade
landlords and workers in wheat gain, landlords and workers in cloth lose
landlords and workers in cloth gain,
landlords and workers in wheat lose
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3.1.1 Short-Run Effects of Opening Trade
So, in the short run, whether or not the factors’ owners gain is due to the industry that factors are employed.
If factor is used in export-oriented industry, its owner will gain.
If factor is used in import-competing industry, its owner will lose.
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3.1.2 The Long-Run Factor-Price Response
In the long run, factors can move between sectors in response to differences in returns. Sellers of the same factor will eventually respond to the income gaps that have been opened up in the short run.
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3.1.2 The Long-Run Factor-Price Response
In U.S.
factors (labor, land) flow into wheat production
In RST
factors (labor, land) flow into cloth production
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3.1.2 The Long-Run Factor-Price Response
In U.S. , price of l