The Ricardian model of international trade assumes that countries have the usual bowed-out (concave to the origin)production possibility frontiers.

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The Ricardian model assumes that countries have straight-line (linear) production possibility frontiers, indicating constant opportunity costs, not the usual bowed-out (concave to the origin) ones that indicate increasing opportunity costs.

The Ricardian Model of International Trade Assumes That Countries Have