The Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Samuelson argued that contrary to the standard interpretation,
in certain circumstances the theory of comparative advantage predicts that a rich country might actually be worse off by switching to a free trade regime with a poor nation.
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Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Samuelson argued that in certain circumstances, the theory of comparative advantage predicts that a rich country might be worse off by switching to a free trade regime with a poor nation.
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