Talk:International factor movements

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I. Intro

a. Definition of International Factor Movement

b. Raises political issues not present in trade in goods and services.

c. Trade and factor movement can be substituted for each other. See Mundell (1957).

II. Example One-Good Model Without Factor Mobility

a. No Labor Movement

b. Show Graph and explain MPL

c. Add Labor Movement

d. Show Graph and Explain the change

III. International Labor Mobility

a. Winners and Losers From Migration and Labor Mobility

IV. International Borrowing and Lending

a. Intertemporal Trade: A tradeoff of goods today for goods tomorrow.

V. Direct Foreign Investment

a. Direct Foreign Investment refers to international capital flows in which a firm in one country creates or expands a subsidiary in another country.

b. It includes the transfer of resources and the acquisition of control.

c. MNEs