International Trade Quiz 182 (20 MCQs)

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1. Define free trade and its benefits.
2. What are payments made by the government and given to producers to be a contender with competitors?
3. The United States trade deficit, along with declining value of the dollar, causes which of the following?
4. More imports than exports is a ..... for a country.
5. Which of the following is not a factor that motivates political pressures for greater trade protection?
6. Complete:Molly's car is in the repair shop every month. What a ..... !
7. It occurs when a country's exports exceed its imports, leading to a positive balance of trade. This can be seen as a favorable economic indicator.
8. The following free market organizations in the Southeast Asia region that sell goods to member countries of the organization are.....
9. Which international trade theory states that a country's comparative advantage in the production of a particular commodity is determined by local availability of resources?
10. Payments made by the government and given to producers to be a contender with competitors
11. Which Incoterm applies when the seller's obligations end once the goods are packed for transportation?
12. What is the background of AFTA establishment?
13. Which one of these are examples of emerging markets
14. People are allowed to own businesses and set prices:
15. .... are those gains which accumulates over a period of time.
16. Though in most cases a free trade agreement doesn't truly mean free trade, such agreements are aimed at reducing or eliminating tariffs, quotas and other trade restrictions
17. If the U.S. government places a quota on wheat, it is to .....
18. What is not associated with greater economic integration between countries? A increased financial flows B increased quotas C increased trade creation D increased trade diversion
19. A disadvantage of specialisation:Specialisation can have negative impacts on a country's economy. For example, if a country begins to specialise in a particular industry, other industries may decline, and workers from those industries may struggle to get work (as they might not have the relevant skills).
20. The cheap foreign labor argument is a legitimate argument against free trade because cheap labor leads to lower costs of production.