
doi: 10.24201/ee.v8i1.293
Este trabajo analiza el efecto de un incremento en las dotaciones en un modelo con dos bienes y n países. Se muesta que si la dotación del bien uno se incrementa, entonces su precio relativo al bien 2 también puede incrementarse. Sin embargo, este efecto "perverso " no puede ocurrir si la economía está en un equilibrio de tâtonnement. También se muestra que hay "doble perversidad " en el caso de bienes normales cuando el equilibrio es inestable.
Economics as a science, Economic history and conditions, modelo con dos bienes, HD72-88, efectos de crecimiento, Economic growth, development, planning, HC10-1085, HB71-74
Economics as a science, Economic history and conditions, modelo con dos bienes, HD72-88, efectos de crecimiento, Economic growth, development, planning, HC10-1085, HB71-74
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