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Debit (-) items in the balance of payments correspond to anything that. |
Involve receipts from foreigners
Involves payments to foreigners
Increase the domestic money supply
Decrease the demand for foreign exchange
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2 |
Credit (+) items in the balance of payments correspond to anything that. |
Involves receipts from foreigners
Involves payments to foreigners
Increases the domestic money supply
Decrease the demand for foreign exchange
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3 |
A country that is a net international debtor initially experiences a. |
Larger savings pool available finance domestic spending
Higher interest rate which leads lower domestic investment.
Loss of funds to trading partners overseas
Decrease in tis services exports to other countire.
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4 |
Multinational corporations |
Always produce primary goods
Always produce manufactured goods
Products primary goods or manufactured goods
None of the above
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5 |
When imports from a higher cost supplier with in customs union replace imports from a lower cost supplier outside the custom union, there exists. |
Trade creation
Trade diversion
Dynamic welfare effects
Comprehensive welfare efffects
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6 |
A _________ is a regional trading block in which member countries eliminate intercanal trade barriers but maintain existing barriers against countries that are not members. |
Free trade area
Customs union
Common market
Monetary union
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7 |
__________ is a said to exist when the formation of a regional trading group leads to the reduction of trade with nonmember countries infavor of member countries. |
Trade creation
Trade diversion
Trade exclusion
Trade distortion
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8 |
The NAFTA is a |
Monetary union
Free trade area
Common market
Customs union
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9 |
Poor developing countries typically impose ______ tariffs than rich advanced nations on imports. |
Lower
Higher
About the same height
None of the above
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10 |
Which of the following organizations primarily provides long term loans to developing countries to help them develop their infrastructure such as schools hospitals and roads. |
World Bank
International Monetary fund
Council on foreign Relations
Organization of petroleum exporting countries
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11 |
Developing countries that concentrate production in agricultural products or raw materials may face a long run decline in their international terms of trade because of. |
Inelastic demand for these products in advanced countries.
Large increase in the supplies of these products on world markets because of export expansion polices
sluggish demand for these products in advanced countries
All of the above
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12 |
__________ policies attempt to foster industrialization by establishing high barriers to import of foreign goods to promote local production. |
absolute advantage
Comparative advantage
Export led growth
Import substitution
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13 |
Tariff levels in advanced countries tend to be ___ tariff levels in developing countries. |
Higher than
Equal to
Lower than
There is no general pattern
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14 |
Import substitution is an example of |
The principle of comparative advantage
The pricnipal of absolute advantage
An outward looking growth strategy
An inward looking growth strategy
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15 |
Which of the following strategies have developing countries not used to deal with the problem of unstable export markets. |
Multilateral contracts
Production and export controls
Buffer stock arrangements
Tariff rate quotes
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16 |
Among the institutions and polices that have been created to support developing countries are. |
the World bank
The international Monetary Fund
The Generalized system of Preferences
All of the above
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17 |
To stabilize the prices of primary products international commodity agreements have utilized all of the following except. |
Tariff -rate quotas applied to imported goods.
Production and export controls.
Buffer stocks
Multilateral contracts
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18 |
All of the following are trade problems of developing countries except. |
Unstable export markets
improving terms of trade
Limited access to the markets of industrial countries
Highly elastic demand curves for their products.
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19 |
To help developing nations strengthen their international competitive rises many industrial nations have granted non nations udder the . |
International commodity engravement's program
Multilateral contract program
Generalized system of preferences program
Export led growth program
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20 |
To be considered a good candidate for an export cartel a commodity should. |
Be a manufactured good
Be a primary product
Have a high price elasticity of supply
Have a low price elasticity of demand
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21 |
The arrangement where goods imported from trading partners in the developing world are subject to lower tariff rates than goods from other countries is referred to as. |
Normal trade relation status
Most favored nation status
Most favored nation status
Generalized system of preferences
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22 |
A widely used indicator to differentiate developed countries from developing countries is. |
International trade per captia
Real income per capita
Unemployment per capita
Calories per capita
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23 |
Which industrialization policy has developing countries used which places emphasis on the comparative advantage principle as a guide to resource allocation. |
Export promotion
Import substitution
International commodity agreements
Multilateral contrracts.
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24 |
The theory of ___________ suggests that government can assist domestic companies in capturing economic profits from foreign competitors |
International dumping
Countervailing duties
Strategic trade policy
Export promotion policy
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25 |
The organization that currently establishes rules of conduct for firms engaging in international trade is the. |
World Bank
International Trade commission
Department of Justice
World Trade Organization
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26 |
The effect of the most favored nation clause is to. |
Eliminate all tariffs between countries
Increase all tariff rates between countries.
Maintain a nondiscriminatory structure of tariffs
Maintain a discriminatory structure of tariffs
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27 |
The result of antidumping tariffs is to. |
increase consumer surplus in the importing country
Decrease producer surplus in the importing country
Impose a price floor on foreign prices in the importing country
Impose a price celling on foreign prices in the importing county
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28 |
Anti dumping duties applied to imported goods. |
Are abolished by the world Trade Organization
Result in decreases in consumer surplus for domestic households
Are imposed by industrial countries but not developing countries.
Result in lower priced goods for domestic consumers
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29 |
The world trade organization is sometimes criticized for all of the following reasons except. |
If reduces the sovereignty of member countries.
Favors free trade over the quality of the environment
It has no way to solve trade disputes among member countries.
It is a "puppet" of multinational corporations
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30 |
All of the following are fundamental to the world trade organization except. |
Bilateral tariff reductions to promote trade liberalization.
the use of the most favored nation clause
Nondiscrimination trading relationships
The prohibition of import quotas and export quotas
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