9. Answer ALL parts of this question. Consider a standard Hecksher-Ohlin world, with the following endowment of production factors: Home Foreign Labour 45 20 Capital 15 10 There are two goods: Computers (C), which are capital intensive, and T-shirts (T), which are labour intensive. (a) Based on the table above, what are the expected patterns of trade in this world and why? (b) In this example, who would gain from opening up to free trade and who would lose, and why? (c) Suppose that the relative price of computers is fixed at Pc/PT and there is a sudden increase in the available labour in Home. What will happen to the production possibility frontier and Home's production of Computers and T-shirts. Explain your answer and illustrate with a relevant diagram.

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AutoSave File Document! Word Chris Navo Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View MathType Help Acrobat Graphs Format Cobb and Douglas used economic data published by the government to obtain Table 2. Year P Year 1899 100 100 DOL 1911 148 216 1900 101 105 107 1912 155 1901 112 110 114 1912 1902 122 117 122 1014 169 152 244 1903 124 122 131 1915 109 156 266 1904 122 121 138 1916 225 183 1905 143 125 149 1917 227 1905 152 124 163 1915 223 201 1907 151 140 170 1919 218 19.08 126 123 485 1920 231 104 407 19.09 155 143 198 1921 179 146 417 1910 159 208 1922 240 161 431 Table 2 Swords et Predictions. The Cobb Douglass formula is P(L, K) = bLa K¹-a Determine monetary value of all the goods produced in 1 year or simply the production level in 1920 for a=.20 and b=1.01. Round to one decimal place.

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