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    A Low-Productivity Country Will Tend to Avoid Free Trade with a High-Productivity
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A Low-Productivity Country Will Tend to Avoid Free Trade with a High-Productivity

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A low-productivity country will tend to avoid free trade with a high-productivity country.The low-productivity country will be exploited and lose industries in which it has a comparative advantage.

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