Chapter 34: Q. 35. (page 832)
Who gains and who loses from trade?
Short Answer
Trade in one hand is good for exporters, consumers and workers but on the other hand some person loses from trade like domestic firms who are uncompetitive.
Chapter 34: Q. 35. (page 832)
Who gains and who loses from trade?
Trade in one hand is good for exporters, consumers and workers but on the other hand some person loses from trade like domestic firms who are uncompetitive.
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