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Suppose a small economy integrates with a large economy in Krugmans model of
monopolistic competition and trade. It is the consumers in the small economy who benefts more. Explain using graphs.
The Krugans model of monopolistic competition uses economics of scale, heterogeneous preferences and differentiated products to explain the effect of intra-industry trade.
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