International Trade Quiz 70 (20 MCQs)

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1. Suppose the United States' grain prices are higher than world prices when it is isolated. Opening to trade would cause
2. ..... is a direct restriction on the quantity of some good that may beimported into a country.
3. Who introduced the concept of absolute advantage
4. Excessive burocratic procedures, lenghty processes and duplicated import steps, are examples of:
5. Why is international trade not a zero-sum game?
6. Internal economies of scale are those that
7. International trade enables the company to minimize the cost by employing cheaper labor.
8. Which coordinates on a production possibility frontier graph are efficient?
9. Makes imported goods more expensive
10. The EU has barriers to trade within the EU?
11. Which advancement in technology has significantly accelerated time-space convergence in the field of global travel?
12. If the Fed has high reserve requirements for banks that will
13. Who typically has control over foreign trade in a country?
14. Has to do with quantity or amount of a product that is produced
15. "A Korean expert provides a service within Mexico as an independent business consultant." This is an example of which type of trade activities?
16. International trade is the purchase, sale, or exchange of goods and services across national borders.
17. Which of the following is a key source of competitive advantage?
18. It is conducted between different religion and geographical location of the same country.
19. When determining the comparative advantage, one must determine
20. Having a global vision simply means having a willingness to sell outside one's national borders if, and when, the opportunity arises.