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If the policies adopted are not proper then that could lead lo uneven development of the country implementing it.

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At a theoretical level this could lead to conflict because economies of scale imply dissimilar relations between economies and therefore, uneven development

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Also, with economies being focused in certain areas, there are bound to places that are "losers" who will hurt. Less GDP per capita, lower access to education, higher inequality.

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Yes, leads to colonisation - East India company, British company exploited India

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Look at history. Economies of scale have led to migration issues, colonization, food deserts.

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Under neoclassical poor/underdeveloped economies grow faster than other economies. While new trade theory benefits the larger economies in general. 

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Under neoclassical poor/underdeveloped economies grow faster than other economies. While new trade theory benefits the larger economies in general. 

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NTT takes the trade and investment of heterogeneous enterprises and companies as the research focus rather than industry as the research category.

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There is a large competition in the market, so to stand in that market the government should provide the necessary advantages like proper resources and technology that help them to grow and develop in the market.

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Nevertheless, some countries such as Taiwan, Hong Kong, and South Korea have managed to develop and catch up.

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Latin America focus on producing fruits/vegetables to trade.

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NTT gives special attention to geography

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For NTT, economies of scale is achieved whilst, in neoclassical they focus on specialising

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Yes it will lead to conflicts. Because are the EoS happens, that cost of producing products will decrease for that firm, would be make the other firms in the same industry redundant. Hence conflict can occur.

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If developing countries are focusing on trade, they are not focusing on themselves (i.e. infrastructure). These countries might need to implement protectionist policies, but under NTT, they can't.

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NTT is based on monopoly competition.

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NTT means that poorer, developing economies may struggle to ever develop certain industries because they lag too far behind the economies of scale enjoyed in the developed world. This is not due to any intrinsic comparative advantage, but more the economies of scale the developed firms already have.

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Adopt subsidiary policies

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perfect competition vs imperfect competition

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Fair and reciprocal policies.

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the new trade theory think that the economies scale is increase by degrees

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NTT: Trade is between similarly developed countries with similar products

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Since new trade theory seeks increasing returns, the policies to follow are liberalization policies such as low tariffs and taxes because they allow a decrease in trade barriers.

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transportation costless