3. In a two cOuntry, two good Ricardian model the size of the labour force and the unit labour requirements are provided in the following table: l3m L: 1200 L* =800 (Note this is the same as the Ricardian example covered in lecture). (a) With no information about the relative demand for goods what is known about the relative demand for labour, t]: as a function of 1%? (Shape of RDL, any specic values along the vertical or horizontal axis). (b) What is the range of 1% when there. is free trade? (This is likely something that was answered in (0.)). (o) For an arbitrary falling in the range from (5), determine the relative prices of . T goods With free trade, at . (d) If the Relative Demand for Apples is r) = % g', determine the relative demand w B for Apples as a function of the relative wage, J. (e) Use the information in the preceding parts of the question to express the relative L D demand for labour, 33 as a function of the relative wage, w\"L. (f) Graph RDL showing all values along the horizontal and vertical where the slope of the graph changes. (g) Determine the equilibrium relative wage when there is free trade