The argument that trade generates gains for all workers may NOT be true because:
A) a more realistic assumption includes capital and land as specific factors of production and recognizes that trade will generate gains for some factors and losses for others.
B) greedy corporations exploit workers.
C) technology gains are concentrated among low-skilled workers.
D) some workers lack skills and training and cannot find jobs.
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