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In the Ricardian model, the world relative supply curve has horizontal and vertical segments based on the relative marginal productivity between the two goods for each country. When world relative demand crosses relative supply at the vertical segment means the relative price is between the marginal productivities of the two countries. Hence, both countries will trade in their specialized goods.
the correct option is (b)
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