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8 >!' > H S%!5 (1987)1 Krugman!36 &'. P G$B..&' $(s L6!', *?, s, 6 s 6 r /$&.!( >> 23. 6!' A8 H '! 8 I.. 7$# $(s }' H -$& F `" -.K!>!!9 2#, _ 6!' 23 / B 2 &9 _ G$B {5 ( A/$ 5! 8 AF K &9 B 2 A5 I$ 2I% q8 /$,..!( $%?,,!( 6!'!" {5 r -$,.!( 6!' 23 _ 23 C,,r!9 L., L!F 6!' A5 2I% 6!' #,!% r$ >5!" - *' &9.,!5 $5!9 r 6!' L 23 AP"$ "3 G$B ; -(1992) Matsuyama3 =$, 23.!( $%?, & F " learning by Q. ( H, G/, $# H,K K.%!(.&' $& F L6!'!' H!( U & F 23 doing $ " r K 2" N/' x 9..( em " H 2I%! 8 &9 _ C, C, G$B (. : M ; -$# G$B ;.!(! "# / 1390 $ / 1. Paul Krugman, (1987), The Narrow Moving Band, the Dutch Disease, and the Competitive Consequence of Mrs Thatcher, Journal of Development of Economics Vol. 27, pp Comparative Advantages 3. Kiminori Matsuyama (1992), Agricultural Productivity, Comparative Advantage, and Economic Growth,Journal of Economic Theory, vol 58, pp
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