Singer-Prebisch theory advocates the "substitution" of these goods with industrialization.
MPM is defined as the derivative of the namesake function of these objects with respect to income. Singer-Prebisch theory advocates the "substitution" of these goods with industrialization. The total value of these goods is subtracted in the CIG model for GDP, in which it is represented by an M. The price of these goods may be (*) artificially increased to aid infant industries. Demand for these goods increases if the exchange rate goes up. Protectionism increases the cost of these goods. The value of these goods is subtracted to calculate the balance of trade. For 10 points, name these goods that are taxed by tariffs along with exports.
MPM is defined as the derivative of the namesake function of these objects with respect to income.
imports [prompt on imports and exports; prompt on M or I or IM]