According to the factor proportions theory, differences in the quantity of factors of production held by countries does determine international trade patterns.

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The factor proportions theory, also known as the Heckscher-Ohlin theory, posits that countries will export goods that require the factors of production they have in abundance and import goods that require factors they lack, thus differences in factor endowments between countries help determine their patterns of trade.

According to the Factor Proportions Theory, Differences in the Quantity