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The highest gains from trade come from the introduction of new goods altogether, rather than from cheaper existing ones.

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    Tyler Cowen 1 Oct 2023

    It turns out that the highest gains from trade come from the introduction of new goods altogether, just as Malthus had suggested.

    ↗GOAT: Who is the Greatest Economist of all Time and Why Does it Matter?tylercowen.com

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