FACTOR INTENSITIES, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS, AND THE TERMS OF TRADE 1

Ronald E. Findlay · Harry Grubert

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RONALD FINDLAY, HARRY GRUBERT; FACTOR INTENSITIES, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS, AND THE TERMS OF TRADE 1, Oxford Economic Papers, Volume 11, Issue 1, 1 February

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