It is generally claimed that a movement from


It is generally claimed that a movement from “autarky” to free trade consistent with Ricardian comparative advantage increases the economic welfare of each of the trade partners. However, it may be demonstrated that under certain circumstances, not everyone in each country is made better off. Offer your opinion of such a possible case / example where the Ricardian model might not increase welfare for all.

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