International Trade Quiz 43 (20 MCQs)

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1. What is the foreign exchange rate?
2. Four attributes consisting Porter's Diamond, except:
3. What is meaning about absolute advantage?
4. ..... is the development of industries in a country or region on a wide scale.
5. The seller must deliver the goods and pay the costs at their own factory. Until the goods are placed on the side of the ship at the port of origin as specified with the buyer, which form is INCOTERM?
6. Preferential Trade Agreement is just the need for goods to trade only compared to the tariff setting for member countries, do you agree?
7. Comparative advantage is used to explain the relationship between specialization and international trade.
8. Here are the effects on import quota except
9. The theory of ..... maintains that a country's wealth is measured by its holdings of gold and silver.
10. Assume the United States has an absolute advantage over Singapore in the production of all goods. Which statement about trade possibilities between the two countries is correct?
11. Which cannot measure economic globalization
12. When Chile decided to ban the import of all apples coming into their country from the United States, this is an example of which trade barrier?
13. Trade Policy is formed to protect and promote locally produced goods.
14. What action would the Federal Reserve take to control inflation?
15. Which is not related to international trade?
16. Which factor is the basis for the theory of comparative advantage?
17. The French government gives french wheat farmers money for every acre of wheat that they grow. Which type of trade barrier is this?
18. Which one of the following is an embargo?
19. What is the primary purpose of the European Union (EU) in the context of international integration?
20. Which policy would best enable a government to encourage greater specialisation in the use of its country's resources? A encouraging diversification in industry B protecting small businesses C reducing tariffs on imports into its country D subsidising job creation in rural areas