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ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE VS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL COMPARISON
Juan Manuel Gómez Julián’s 2025 paper challenges the long-standing economic doctrine of comparative advantage, proposing that absolute advantage better explains trade outcomes between countries with technological disparities. Through mathematical analysis, historical context, and econometric evidence, he argues for a reevaluation of trade policies to address power imbalances in trade agreements.
Inflation Is (Not) Always And Everywhere A Monetary Phenomenon
A recent study by José Mauricio Gómez Julián challenges the traditional Phillips Curve theory, finding no consistent relationship between inflation and unemployment. Instead, it links inflation to technological change, asserting that inflation helps convert temporary profits from innovation into lasting gains for the capitalist class, reframing inflation as a structural issue in capitalism.
Unearthing the Truth: Genetics, Archaeology, and the Palestinian Descent from Ancient Judeans
José Mauricio Gómez Julián’s monograph challenges the biblical exile narrative, asserting that contemporary Palestinians directly descend from ancient Judeans. He utilizes evidence from genetics, archaeology, and linguistics to argue against the myth of mass Roman expulsion and to show the historical continuity of Palestinians in the region, refuting claims of pure Jewish ancestry.