[Solved] The Ricardian model exhibits gains from trade:

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Q.	The Ricardian model exhibits gains from trade:
A.	Only if each country has an absolute advantage in one of the industries.
B.	For both trading countries.
C.	Only for one of the trading countries.
D.	Only if countries specialize completely.
Answer» B. For both trading countries.

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