global/international trading

It was introduced by the Mesopotamia, then adopted by the Phoenicians who battered their goods to people in other cities located across the oceans.

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It refers to as firm-based or company-based.

• The modern mid-twentieth century theories

• International Trade Theories

• Classical Country-Based

• Modern-Based

It was the second phase of capitalism in which industries/factories became the dominant factor in the production of goods.

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He published Wealth of Nations (1776) and David Ricardo published Principles of Economics (1951).

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It is the separation of a work process into a number of tasks, with each task performance by a separate person or group of persons to boost productivity and efficiency and enhance specialization.

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It is the country's inherent ability to produce specific goods efficiently and effectively at a relatively lower marginal cost.

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It is that it does not involve money and it is very simple.

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It is the cost incurred in producing an additional unit of a product.

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It is called classical and are from the perspective of a country, or country-based.

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It refers to country's capability to produce specific goods at lower marginal cost and opportunity cost.

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