C O factor abundance; facto O factor availability; factor usability O comparative; absolute advantage Question 2 The Heckscher-Ohlin model assumes that factors of production can move free 1 O internationally; domestically O after they are fully trained; before the training period is over O within unskilled occupations; into high-skill jobs Odomestically; internationally Question 3 Consider two products, automobiles and shoes. If shoes are labor intensive and expect in free-trade conditions? O The capital-abundant country will produce more shoes. F1 Q A option I N @ 2 F2 W S # 3 X 80 F3 H E D $ 4 Q F4 C R LL 67 d % 5 F5 T 7