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9. International Trade / Sources of Comparative Advantage / Problem 10
Problem 10
How do external economies contribute to New York's comparative advantage in finance?
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New York imports financial technology from other countries.
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New York has a tropical climate suitable for financial activities.
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New York has a large population of skilled financial analysts.
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New York's established financial sector attracts talent and resources.
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