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UGC-NET 2024 Question 63: Theories of international trade

As per the Gravity Model of world trade, which of the following components of the two countries determine the volume of trade between them? (A) Gross Domestic Product (B) Distance (C) Foreign exchange rate (D) Foreign trade intensity (E) Foreign investment Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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This question is on Empirical trade patterns: the Leontief paradox and gravity, part of Theories of international trade in International Economics.

What the data say about trade and where the simple models fall short.

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