The Nobel laureate Paul Samuelson, who led the way in translating Ricardian foundations into modern economics, reached a similar conclusion late in his life, when he pointed out how a disruptive low-wage technology imitator like China could turn the theory of comparative advantage inside out.
Le prix Nobel d'économie Paul Samuelson qui a traduit les principes de Ricardo en termes applicables à notre époque est parvenu à une conclusion similaire vers la fin de sa vie.