In the Long Run (The Heckscher-Ohlin Model), Immigration Will Lead

Multiple Choice

In the long run (the Heckscher-Ohlin model) , immigration will lead to:

A) an increase in the production of both the labor-intensive and the capital-intensive goods in the receiving country.
B) an increase in the production of the labor-intensive good and a decrease in the production of the capital-intensive good in the receiving country.
C) a decrease in the production of both the labor-intensive and the capital-intensive goods in the receiving country.
D) a decrease in the production of the labor-intensive and an increase in the production of the capital-intensive good in the receiving country.