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Did anybody here understand Marty's rubber ducky trade example? Since when do countries sell each other the exact same product? I'm thinking ... ok, Germany sells a Mercedes car in the US and the US sells the same Mercedes back to Germany. Why would Germany want to buy a Mercedes from the US? They have their own Mercedes cars. I liked Everett's example much better.
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