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Chapter 7;Preview;Movements in Factors of Production;Movements in Factors of Production (cont.);International Labor Mobility;Fig. 7-1: An Economy’s Production Function;Fig. 7-2: The Marginal Product of Labor;International Labor Mobility (cont.);International Labor Mobility (cont.);International Labor Mobility (cont.);International Labor Mobility (cont.);Fig. 7-3: Causes and Effects of International Labor Mobility;International Labor Mobility (cont.);International Labor Mobility (cont.);International Labor Mobility (cont.);International Labor Mobility (cont.);Immigration and the U.S. Economy;Fig. 7-4: Immigrants as a Percentage of the U.S. Population.;Immigration and the U.S. Economy (cont.);International Borrowing and Lending;International Borrowing and Lending (cont.);Fig. 7-5: The Intertemporal Production Possibility Frontier;International Borrowing and Lending;International Borrowing and Lending (cont.);International Borrowing and Lending (cont.);International Borrowing and Lending (cont.);Foreign Direct Investment;Theory of Multinational Corporations;Theory of Multinational Corporations (cont.);Theory of Multinational Corporations (cont.);Theory of Multinational Corporations (cont.);Table 7-1: Employment by Foreign-Owned Firms in the United States;Fig. 7-6: Flows of Capital to Developing Countries, as Percentage of Advanced-Country GDP;Summary;Summary (cont.);Summary (cont.);Additional Chapter Art;Fig. 7-7: Foreign Direct Investment in the United States;Fig. 7A1-1: Showing that Output Is Equal to the Area Under the Marginal Product Curve;Fig. 7A1-2: The Distribution of Income;Fig. 7A2-1: Determining Home’s Intertemporal Production Pattern;Fig. 7A2-2: Determining Home’s Intertemporal Consumption Pattern;Fig. 7A2-3: Determining Foreign’s Intertemporal Production and Consumption Patterns;Fig. 7A2-4: International Intertemporal Equilibrium in Terms of Offer Curves