Abstract
Three recent theoretical challenges to ‘orthodox’ suggestions that poor countries should revise factor prices have recently appeared — the Keynesian effects discussed in this symposium, reswitching, and a possible bias in new hiring toward high-skilled workers. Arguments as to why all three concerns may be irrelevant for real policy choices are advanced.
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