International Trade Quiz 82 (20 MCQs)

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1. In which of the following categories are there transactions of balance of trade recorded?
2. What would be one consequence of a prolonged decline in the value of the euro relative to the U.S. dollar?
3. Nations trade to have an efficient production of goods and services which requires combination of the right resources and technologies.
4. The NT principle is.....
5. Government makes payments to local suppliers to reduce the production costs of the supplier and help them compete in trade .....
6. A disadvantage of international trade:International trade increases globalisation, which has its own disadvantages
7. The theory of comparative advantage .....
8. What Is Free Trade
9. An unfavorable balance of trade that occurs when a country's import are greater than its exports
10. Balance of Trade
11. Goods that are bought and sold in trade. If being shipped or moved, it may be called FREIGHT or CARGO.
12. What organization negotiates and administers trade agreements among member nations?
13. A country wishes to increase a current account surplus on the balance of payments.Which action would it take?
14. If the importer would like to take delivery to Kangar Perlis, it is advisable for him to accept a price using an Incoterm stating "Incoterm CIF Penang" rather than "Incoterm CIF Malaysia" . Explain TWO (2) reasons for the advised action.
15. What is a deficit?
16. What does a country have when it can produce a unit of good with fewer resources than another country?
17. Swedish economist developed the country similarity theory in 1961.
18. Argues that each country should produce and export goods that intensively use factors of production that it holds in abundance, and import goods that intensively use relatively scarce factors of production .....
19. John Maynard kynes influenced the bretton woods system?
20. Countries specialise because:i) they have the resources to produce the good or service efficiently; and ii) they're better than other countries at producing the good or service.