In the Ricardian model, if the world relative demand curve crosses the world relative supply curve...
In the Ricardian model, if the world relative demand curve crosses the world relative supply curve at the vertical segment, then
A the countries will not trade.
B both countries will completely specialize.
C both countries will incompletely specialize.
D one country will completely specialize and the other will incompletely specialize.
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B is correct
When world relative demand curve intersects world relative supply at the vertical segment, both countries completely specialise.
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