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The Heckscher-Ohlin Model with Monopolistic Competition and General Preferences
I extend the neoclassical 2x2x2 trade model to general preferences over a variety of goods supplied under monopolistic competition in a sector while the other sector is perfectly competitive. Non-homothetic preferences deliver pricing to market, incomplete pass-through and market size effects. Under realistic conditions, the differentiated goods are sold at a higher price in the capital-abundant country.