International Trade Quiz 97 (20 MCQs)

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1. People who are in favor of free trade believe there should be several trade barriers put into place to restrict trade and that a country should be more reliant on itself. True of False.
2. Delivery note
3. Who has the comparative advantage in cars?
4. Which definition describes a trading bloc?
5. What does a certificate of Origin vouch for?
6. Succession of increasing trade barriers between nations
7. The following are the reasons for holding international trade, namely.....
8. Was established in 1946
9. In 2015, Russia banned the imports of food, such as milk, from the European Union (EU). Which outcomes are most likely to happen as a result?
10. Buying and selling of goods and services beyond the boundaries
11. The more individuals and nations specialize and trade, the more dependent they become on each other to supply their basic wants.
12. Trading is an economic activity often referred to as repeated buying and selling of commodities and availing of services for human satisfaction and gratification.
13. A tariff is when a ..... is put on an imported good
14. Which statement about economic integration is correct? A A customs union has a common currency. B A customs union has a common external tariff. C A free trade area has internal trade barriers. D A free trade area has no external trade barriers.
15. Strategy in which international trade has little to no rules
16. Goods are transported to Vietnam where first temporarily stored in "bonded warehouse" and then transported to import country. This is a form of .....
17. A record of all individual, business, and government transactions between one nation and those of the rest of the world is called the
18. A situation in which people produce a narrower range of goods and services than they consume.
19. The growing increase in the international trade along with the development of technology has fostered
20. The foreign exchange rate is the price of one country's currency in terms of another country's currency.