Multiple Choice
In the long run (the Heckscher-Ohlin model) , immigration will lead to:
A) an increase in the wage and a decrease in the return to capital in the receiving country.
B) an increase in both the wage and the return to capital in the receiving country.
C) a decrease in the wage and an increase in the return to capital in the receiving country.
D) no change in the wage and the return to capital in the receiving country.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q122: The immigration of Russian Jews to Israel:<br>A)
Q123: Assume two nations, two products, and two
Q124: A corollary to the Rybczynski theorem is
Q125: The Mariel boat lift of Cuban immigrants
Q126: Economists who have studied the impact of
Q128: In the short-run (specific-factors) model, an FDI
Q129: "Greenfield investment" is defined as:<br>A) a takeover
Q130: (Figure: Wages in Home and Foreign) Which
Q131: Economists conclude that the effect on our
Q132: Foreign-born workers in the United States tend