Understanding Absolute and Comparative Advantage in Trade Theories

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How can two countries benefit from trade even if one country has an absolute advantage in all goods?
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What is the significance of specialization in the context of international trade?
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Identify and explain some factors that can affect the trade patterns between countries beyond comparative and absolute advantage.
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