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Assume that the computer industry only use capital and that the shoe industry only use labor. If the price of computers increases with trade: a) Workers and capital owners all gains from trade but capital owners gain more b) Workers and capital owners all gains from trade but workers gain more c) Capital owners gain from trade and workers lose
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