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On absolute and comparative advantage in international trade: A Pasinetti pure labour approach
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 2021Abstract This paper builds upon Pasinetti's pure labour model, formalizing some of the insights that he has provided into the structure of international trade. A systematic approach is followed, starting with restrictive assumptions that are relaxed in subsequent stages of analysis.
Pedro S. Machado, Andrew B. Trigg
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Comparative and Absolute Advantage [PDF]
Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics, 1980 None
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Ear advantage and consonance of dichotic pitch intervals in absolute-pitch possessors
Brain and Cognition, 2003Left-right asymmetry in the central processing of musical consonance was investigated by dichotic listening tasks. Two piano tones paired at various pitch intervals (1-11 semitones) were presented one note in each ear to twenty absolute-pitch possessors.
Kosuke, Itoh +2 more
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Amplification of slight probabilistic advantage at absolutely no cost in space
Information Processing Letters, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Macarie, Ioan I., Seiferas, Joel I.
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Dichotic identification of complex sounds: Absolute and relative ear advantages
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1982Dichotic identification of a variety of complex sounds was studied in seven listeners. Analysis of individual listeners’ scores shows that there are significant individual differences in terms of absolute ear advantage for a given sound, while comparison of such differences across stimuli reveals agreements among individuals as to relative ear ...
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THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF GLOBAL ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE INT HE HECKSCHER-OHLIN MODEL OF TRADE
Oxford Economic Papers, 1988IN THE present note we draw attention to a neglected property of the standard Heckscher-Ohlin model of international trade. Consider a free-trading world composed of just two countries, a: and , each capable of producing two tradeable consumption goods under constant returns to scale, with the ownership of each country's assets equally shared by all ...
Kemp, Murray C, Shimomura, Koji
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Review of International Economics, 2002
The paper obtains new results about absolute and comparative advantage, by introducing international technological differences into the three–sector Findlay–Komiya and two–sector Oniki–Uzawa–Stiglitz models of open–economy growth with optimal saving.
Richard A. Brecher +2 more
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The paper obtains new results about absolute and comparative advantage, by introducing international technological differences into the three–sector Findlay–Komiya and two–sector Oniki–Uzawa–Stiglitz models of open–economy growth with optimal saving.
Richard A. Brecher +2 more
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Advantages of digital holographic microscopy for real-time full field absolute phase imaging
SPIE Proceedings, 2008Different interferometric techniques were developed last decade to obtain full field, quantitative, and absolute phase imaging, such as phase-shifting, Fourier phase microscopy, Hilbert phase microscopy or digital holographic microscopy (DHM). Although, these techniques are very similar, DHM combines several advantages.
Tristan Colomb +4 more
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Absolute Versus Comparative Advantage: Consequences for Gender Gaps in STEM and College Access
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017We examine the impact of the competitive “STEM track choice”—a defining institutional feature of a number of national education systems—on gender gaps in STEM majors and college access. Many national education systems require high school students to make a largely irreversible, competitive choice between STEM and non-STEM tracks. This choice determines
Prashant Kumar Loyalka +3 more
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Linking Absolute and Comparative Advantage to Intra‐Industry Trade Theory*
Review of International Economics, 1995AbstractTwo countries, which differ with respect to domestic demand for two groups of differentiated products, are considered in a setting of monopolistic competition where international trade is subject to transaction costs. It is shown that relative differences in demand determine the trade pattern.
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