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Intra industry trade therory. |
Explains why the United States might export autos and import clothing
Explains why the united states might export and import differentiated versions of the same product such as different type of autos.
Assumes that transport costs are very low or do not exist
Ignores seasonal considerations for agricultural goods
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That the division of labor a limited by the size of the market best applies to which explanation of trade |
Factor endowment theory
Product life cycle theory<div><br></div>
Economies of scale theory
Over lapping demand theory.
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Should international transpiration costs decrease, the effect on international trade would include a. |
Increase in the volume of trade
smaller gain from trade
Decline in the income of home producers
Decrease in the level of specialization production.
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According to the________ the export of the product that embodies large amounts of the relatively cheap, abundant resorce results in an increase in its price and income of the resource used intensively in the import competing product decrease as its demand falls. |
Ricardian equivalence theorem
Smithian equivalence theorem
Stolpher Samuelson theorem
Bemanke Greenspan theorem
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According to the factor endowment model of Hackshcer and Ohlin countries heavily endowed with land will. |
Devote excessive amounts of resources to agricultural production.
Devote insufficient amounts of resources to agricultural production
Export products that are and intensive.
Import products that are land intensive
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The trade model of the Swedish economists Hackscher and Ohlin maintains that. |
Absolute advantage determines the distribution of the gain from trade
Comparative advantage determines the distribution of the gains from trade.
The division of labor is limited by the size of the world market
A country exports goods for which its resource endowment are most suited.
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The theory of overlapping demands predicts that trade in manufactured goods is unimportant for countries with very different. |
Tastes and preferenes
Expectations of future interest rate levels
Per capita income levels
Labor productivities
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Which trade theory contends that a country that initially develops and exports a new product may eventually become an importer of it and may no lorger manufacture the product. |
Theory of factor endearments
Theory of overlapping demands
Economies of scale theory
Product life cycle theory.
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The factor endearment model of international trade was developed by. |
Adam Smith
David Ricardo
John Stuart Mill
Eli Heckscher and Beril Ohlin
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The Hecksher Ohlin theory explains comparative advantage as the result of difference in countries. |
Relative abundance of various resources.
Relative costs of labor
Economies of large scale production.
Research and development expenditures.
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Dynamic gains from trad could result from |
The stimulus of additional investment spending as markets open
Economies of large scale production as markets open
Additional competition made possible by the opening of markets
All of the above
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The term of trade is given by theprices. |
Paid to all goods exported by the home country
Received for all goods exported by the home country
Received for exports and paid for imports.
Of primary products as opposed to manufactured products.
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If a country has a linear production possibilities frontier then production is said to be subject to. |
Constant opportunity costs
Decreasing opportunity costs
First increasing and then decreasing opportunity costs
Increasing opportunity costs
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If a country has a bowed out production possibility frontier then production is said to be subject to. |
Constant opportunity costs
Decreasing opportunity costs
First increasing and than decreasing opportunity costs
Increasing opportunity costs
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Comparative advantage is determined by |
Actual difference in labor productivity between countries.
Relative difference in labor productivity between countries.
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
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Absolute advantage is determined by |
Actual difference in labor productivity between countries.
Relative difference in labor productivity between countries.
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
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In the classical model of Ricardo the direction of trade is determined by |
Absolute advantage
Comparative advantage
Physical advantage
Which way the wind blows
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The gain from international trade are closely related to. |
the labor theory of value
How much the autarky price differs from international terms of trade change.
The fact that a country must lose from trade
All of the above
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Mercantilism. |
Is the philosophy of free international trade.
Was a system of export promotion and barriers to imports practiced by government .
Was praised by Adam Smith in the Wealth of Nations
Both a and c
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International trade is based o the notion that. |
Different currencies are an obstacle to international trade
Goods are more mobile internationally than are resources
Resources are more mobile internationally that are goods
A country's exports should always exceeds its imports
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