Interregional and International Trade

advantages affect agricultural analysis assumed balance become buying power capital capital movements cause certain changes cheaper circumstances commodity compared competing consequently considerable considered costs countries course demand depends difficult direction distribution districts domestic duties economic elements equal example exist export extent facilities fact factor movements factor prices factors of production fall foreign foreign exchange given gold greater groups higher home market important income increased industries influence interest international trade interregional Italy labor labor and capital land latter lead less lower manufacturing means mobility move movements natural resources percent possible problems productive factors protection quantities raise rates raw materials reactions reason reduced regard regions relation relative result rise similar situation skilled sort supply tariff technical tend theory tion transfer transport United variations various vary volume wages