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Duality and the Specific Factors Model

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Oslington, Paul Oslington () (Australian Catholic University)

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Abstract

This paper uses duality techniques and a new diagram to represent the specific factors model. Compared to the existing representations, it is more complete and intuitive, as well as highlighting certain important features of the model. It also allows unemployment to be more easily incorporated, and some new results for a specific factors model with unemployment are derived.

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Article provided by Camera di Commercio di Genova in its journal Economia Internazionale / International Economics.

Volume (Year): 52 (1999)
Issue (Month): 3 ()
Pages: 373-382
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Handle: RePEc:ris:ecoint:0272

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Keywords: Duality; Specific Factors; Unemployment;

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