Which of the following is most unlikely to lead to a reversal of a country's trade pattern?

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A proportionate increase in output in all sectors of the economy is unlikely to lead to a reversal of a country's trade pattern as it does not address the specific factors that caused the initial pattern. The other options (growth in endowment, international diffusion of technology, shifting tastes) could all potentially lead to a reversal of trade patterns.

Which of the Following Is Most Unlikely to Lead to a Reversal