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    Gel electrophoresis is a method used for separation and analysis of molecules such as DNA, RNA, and proteins, based on their sizes and polarity. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is a molecule that carries most of our genetic information, and possesses a negative charge. During gel electrophoresis, DNA fragments can migrate through the gel also known as agarose when placed in a powerful electrical field. The rate at which the DNA fragments will move through the gel depends on their relative size.…

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    There are two primary theories included in the classical trade theories, Absolute advantage (Adam Smith 1776) and Comparative advantage (David Ricardo 1817). In the 18 century, Adam Smith was published ‘An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of Wealth of Nations’ to criticise Mercantilists, and present absolute advantage to encourage international trade. About absolute advantage, it suggest that each country should produce and export the goods which they good at, and import the…

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    thinking wrong. Trade is not as simple as “I have a cookie and you have a juice box, let’s switch”. There are many other factors involved, especially at the national level. Things such as opportunity cost, factors of production, absolute advantage, comparative advantage, and the list goes on. So let’s take a closer look at this action we probably commit every day and let’s understand it a little better. To start off with, what is trade? Trade, as google defines…

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    on subtopic 1 that emphasize about competitive advantage from Michael E Porter that said competitive advantage is economic situation that make a firm become more superior than its competitors in term of various perspective such as superior market position, skills, resources and many more. This theory also address some of criticism of other theory of international business which is comparative advantage. As mention in subtopic 1, comparative advantage theory is concept in economics that a…

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    result of unrestricted trade (Stiglitz & Charlton). Free trade is intrinsically unfair as long as there are discrepancies between the countries involved. Two countries can gain from free trade even when their absolute advantages are disproportionate by exploiting their comparative advantages (Lecture). Thus, countries will overall benefit from unrestricted trade in spite of the minor losses that may incur during specialization…

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    Although Free Trade Agreements provide for several advantages, such as the reduction of trade barriers, there are also disadvantages related to FTA’s. According to Grimson (2014), one of the disadvantages of Free Trade Agreements in general, is the fact that the agreements will enable advanced economies to gain control over the smaller and developing economies. Besides, critics argue that multilateral agreements are more effective for encouraging trade liberalization than FTA’s. Moreover, the…

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    United States and European Union countries. This makes sense since with comparative advantage. Bangladesh has a high advantage for textiles since most their industry is that and the labor is cheap. The more developed countries however, have a lower advantage for textiles since labor is more expensive and they can spend their efforts on more complicated forms of industry. With this it makes sense by the comparative advantage theory for the developed nations to be importing the Bangladeshi…

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    Leontief's Paradox

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    1.1. The old and the new trade theories The traditional trade theories, namely Ricardian model and Heckscher – Ohlin model emphasize comparative advantages as the basis of the international trade, that is, inter – industry trade. The idea is that only when countries are different from each other, there is trade among them and; countries can benefit from their differences by exchanging the things they do not or cannot produce. Countries would export goods in one set of industries and import goods…

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    Free Trade In America

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    what we have into what we need or want under increasingly beneficial terms. Trade allows us to enjoy both a more productive economy and higher living standards" (Bernanke). Free trade is very important as international economics will cause both advantages…

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    Sickle Cell Disease is an inherited autosomal recessive disorder that is diagnosed in both children and adults. Most children in the United States are diagnosed very early in age, because the signs and symptoms of Sickle Cell Disease are usually going to begin in early childhood (nih.gov). Sickle Cell Disease is a disorder in which the body produces sickle, or “crescent” shaped, blood cells instead of disc-shaped cells. These crescent shaped blood cells are caused by an abnormal sickle shaped…

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