Ricardo's original model of comparative advantage involved two countries and two commodities, cotton and wine. But it was abstracted from actual history.

Johan Torstensson, Country Size and Comparative Advantage: An Empirical Study, Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, Bd. 134, H. 4 (1998), pp. 590-611 ...

Economist Dr Justin Ram is calling for fundamental change in the economic model used by Caribbean countries “if we want to ...

That is, Ricardo on trade and comparative advantage might be 200 years old today but it's all still entirely relevant. And thus, of course, we really should get to grips with the only logically ...

This article explores how the comparative advantage economics concept defined by David Ricardo applies to startups in different scenarios.

We provide a number of insights into the nature and consequences of monopsony power through the lens of comparative advantage, where employers’ power in wage setting stems from match-specific rents.

Tavneet Suri, SELECTION AND COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE IN TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION, Econometrica, Vol. 79, No. 1 (January, 2011), pp. 159-209 ...

In The Wall Street Journal, Ben Wattenberg writes that immigrants help vitalize the American economy and maintain our traditions of hard work and patriotism.

British economist David Ricardo published his theory on comparative advantage 200 years ago on Wednesday. It offers some lessons to President Trump, who promises to redefine U.S. trade policy.

Comparative advantage is real, but it won’t stop A.I. from taking over everything if it’s better at everything and computing keeps getting cheaper, Restrepo said.