Talk:Strategic trade theory

The source of this article

The first version of this article was written by Maria Ginzburg, a Hebrew University student. The article was written as a part of a project to write Wikipedia articles about International Political Economy and checked by the lecturer, Lior Herman. (Most of the articles in this project were written in Hebrew, but this one was written in English.)

I am not a political economy expert; I only volunteered to upload the document. I trust the lecturer's expertise. It also has a bibliography, so the sources can be checked.

Permission to use the text under the terms of CC-BY-SA can be found at OTRS ticket 2011021210010898. --Amir E. Aharoni (talk) 21:04, 12 February 2011 (UTC)

Tables 1 & 2 in Strategic trade theory#Essence of the theory

Sorry, but I don't understand the tables in Strategic trade theory#Essence of the theory.
If I understood correctly, two pairs of possible alternatives are shown below:

Tables 1 & 2, version 1

Table 1.1

	Produce	Not Produce
First State Firm	-5, -5	100, 0
Second State Firm	0, 100	0, 0

...

Table 2.1

	Produce	Not Produce
First State Firm	-5, 5	100, 0
Second State Firm	0, 110	0, 0

Tables 1 & 2, version 2

Table 1.2

	First State Firm	Second State Firm
Produce	-5, -5	0, 100
Not Produce	100, 0	0, 0

...

Table 2.2

	First State Firm	Second State Firm
Produce	-5, 5	0, 110
Not Produce	100, 0	0, 0

Feel free to use them if you so wish. –pjoef (talk • contribs) 08:44, 25 May 2011 (UTC)

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