According to the two-country general equilibrium (PPF/indifference curves) model, if both countries' tastes (indifference curves) are identical, then:

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Having identical tastes (indifference curves) does not necessarily lead to the same relative prices in both countries, nor does it eliminate the possibility of comparative advantage or the welfare benefits of international trade. Comparative advantage is determined by differences in production capabilities and costs, not tastes.

According to the Two-Country General Equilibrium (PPF/indifference Curves) Model, If