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Which one of the following ways can countries improve their gross national income (GNI)?(1 point)
Responses foreign investment
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What is most necessary for a coherent text to do?(
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One way European Union encourages trade among countries through the use of
Tariffs Common currency Export limits Military
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A country has I = $200 billion, S = $400 billion, and purchased $600 billion of foreign assets, how many of its assets did
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unknown 2.0
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Which of the following is a cost associated with free trade?
A. It will increase the availability of diverse products. B. It will
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The boundaries of the former Soviet Union changed
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If the domestic price in country A is higher than the world price before trade, who is hurt when the country opens up to
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Why is a system of currency exchange necessary for international trade?
A-Nearly all world currencies are worthless on the world
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Ashh
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Analyze the impact of NAFTA on Mexican corn farmers. Why did so many Mexican corn farmers lose their livelihoods as a
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What role does the WTO play in national economies?(1 point)
Responses The WTO was established to lessen the number of decisions
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison. (1 point)
Mexico
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follow my ig bigmeltoogrimy13
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Why is a system for exchanging currencies necessary for international trade?(1 point)
Responses To control the global money
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An international organization that settles trade disagreements and enforces free-trade agreements is the
a. WTO b. United Nations
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What role does the WTO play in national economies?(1 point) Responses
The WTO was established to provide nations with more
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What role does the WTO play in national economies?(1 point) Response
s The WTO was established to provide nations with more
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Explain the role of the WTO in the modern economy.(1 point)
Responses The exclusive role of the WTO is to regulate the trade of
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Analyze the relationship between the EU and the global economy.(1 point)
Responses The EU is an example of an international
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Which is the most important factor for the United Arab Emirates’ status as the world’s fifth leading exporter of crude
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Use the information in the table to answer the question.
How competitive would you say these three countries are for the same
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Question 1 Why is a system for exchanging currencies necessary for international trade?(1 point) Responses
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GOAT
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Why is a system for exchanging currencies necessary for international trade?(1 point)
Responses To control the global money
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nope
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Which one of the following ways can countries improve their gross national income (GNI)?(1 point)
Responses block international
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Why is a system for exchanging currencies necessary for international trade?(1 point)
Responses To control the global money
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lamo
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Drag and drop the economic traits to the correct country.(4 points)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question.
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ψ(`∇´)ψ
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Explain the role of the WTO in the modern economy.(1 point)
The primary role of the WTO is to regulate the trade of goods and
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What impact did the creation of the ECSC have on the economies of the individual nations involved?(1 point)
The ECSC opened the
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What is one reason that free-trade agreements are beneficial for Central American countries?
(1 point) Responses They create more
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hihi
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An export subsidy should have the opposite effect of
a. capital flight. b. a government budget deficit. c. a tariff. d. an
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unknown 2.0
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Which of the following groups would not benefit from a U.S. import quota on Japanese autos?
a. stockholders of Ford Motor Company
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unknown 2.0
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Other things unchanging, a higher U.S. real interest rate
a. increases U.S. net capital outflow because U.S. residents and
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unknown 2.0
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison. (1 point)
Mexico
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A country that wishes to enhance international trade activities would most likely use
a. a tariff b. a common market c. an
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What distinguishes comparative advantage from absolute advantage in production?(1 point)
Responses A country has comparative
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logan howlett
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How were the economies of Saudi Arabia and all right be affected if people in other countries stop using as much oil as they do
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Consider the advertisement offering a promotion of
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.(1 point)
Responses
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.(1
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Question 1 The Importance of Currency Exchange in International Trade **Facilitating Trade**: Currency
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GOAT
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The owner mentioned she has the base of the shoes made in another country and wants to have the tops made in other counties as
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If the domestic price in country A is higher than the world price before trade, how does introducing international trade affect
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If the domestic price in country A is higher than the world price before trade, who is hurt when the country opens up to
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The Importance of Currency Exchange in International Trade
**Facilitating Trade**: Currency exchange makes international trade
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During some year a country had exports of $50 billion, imports of $70 billion, and domestic investment of $100 billion. What was
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unknown 2.0
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Suppose that a country imports $90 million worth of goods and services and exports $80 million worth of goods and services. What
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unknown 2.0
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Why is a system of currency exchange necessary for international trade?
a. Most goods bought on the international market must be
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Dior
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Explain how trade balances affect floating exchange rate?
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Multiple Choice Question
South Africa's role in the international gold market is relatively stable due to which of the following?
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Which of the following would directly increase U.S. net capital outflow?
a. Toyota buys stock in AT&T. b. General Electric sells
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unknown 2.0
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Suppose the money supply in Mexico grows more quickly than the money supply in the United States. We would expect that
a. the
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unknown 2.0
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Suppose a U.S. resident buys a Jaguar automobile from Great Britain and the British exporter uses the receipts to buy stock in
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unknown 2.0
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If Japan exports more than it imports,
a. Japan's net exports are negative. b. Japan is running a trade deficit. c. Japan's net
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unknown 2.0
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Which of the following statements is true about a country with a trade deficit?
a. Net capital outflow must be positive. b. Net
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unknown 2.0
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Exports are goods that are consumed locally but produced in another country.
True or False
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unknown 2.0
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Tariffs and import quotas differ in that
one is a form of trade restriction, while the other is not. one is a tax, while the
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pule
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Measures used to protect domestic firms against foreign competition and to control volume of imports include:
subsidies, import
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pule
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Analyze the impact of NAFTA on Mexican corn farmers. Why did so many Mexican corn farmers lose their livelihoods as a
1 answer
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Which of the following is the reason international world trade has become easier according to the segment?
Responses Increased
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An increase in exports contributes to a higher GDP.(1 point)
Responses True True False
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1) What is the importance of international trade agreements?
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Which statement correctly compares how American and African economies were impacted by trade with Europeans?(1 point)
Responses
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.
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How were European economies impacted by trade with Asia?(1 point) Responses They were motivated to form permanent
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Emphasizing which economic practice most helps African economies benefit from international trade?
A. specialization B.
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Emphasizing which economic practice most helps African economies benefit from international trade?
A. specialization B.
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Countries that rely on trading a primary commodity is best described, as which of the following one consumer country. Two
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Dimitri’s family has lived in Costa Rica for generations and has learned that a country can have a competitive edge when
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Why do countries often try to make sure they export more than they import? (1 point)
Responses to generate enough income from
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.(1 point)
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Global Trade Quick Check
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.(1 point)
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How were Asian economies impacted by trade across the Indian Ocean?(1 point)
Responses They were able to expand their economies
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jimmy
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How were Asian economies impacted by trade across the Indian Ocean?(1 point)
Responses They accumulated wealth from trading with
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Hana blanie
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Trade of goods between countries is an important international issue. One nation may decide to place a tariffs or tax on corn
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Trade of goods between countries is an important international issue. One nation may decide to place tariffs or tax on corn
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Important of foreign trade to botswana
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Queen
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What causes a country to specialize in certain products?
the interests of the citizens the money it can earn from producing
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Most nations are less developed countries (LDCs). Supporters of multinational corporations (MNCs) might argue all of the
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Which of the following is an example of a trade war?
Consumers in two countries refuse to buy the goods of the other country. Two
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Where does the United States stand as a participant in international trade?
It is the largest exporter but not the largest
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The United States is _____.
not the leading importer or exporter in the world the leading importer, but not the leading exporter
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What does a country have if it imports more than it exports?
trade surplus balance of trade trade deficit export quota
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In the 1970s, Japan developed new technologies and achieved high productivity that resulted in _____.
Japan sustaining a
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When a nation exports more than it imports, economists say it has _____.
a balance of payments a trade deficit a trade surplus
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When a nation imports more than it exports, economists say it has which of the following?
a trade deficit a national difference a
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Suppose that there is a balance of trade in both the United States and Canada. Then, the U.S. dollar appreciates against the
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Where does the United States stand as a participant in international trade?
It is the second largest importer and exporter. It is
1 answer
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Goods and services manufactured in one country and sold in another are best referred to as _____ in the country of manufacture.
(
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What term best describes the exchange of goods and services between two or more countries?
(1 point) Responses international
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A company in China wants to import its products into the United State to sell. There is a tax that is charged by the United
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pakyo
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How were Asian economies impacted by trade across the Indian Ocean?(1 point)
Responses They accumulated wealth from trading with
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hudson
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How were Asian economies impacted by trade across the Indian Ocean?(1 point)
Responses They accumulated wealth from trading with
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Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.(1 point)
Responses
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Countries that rely on trading a primary commodity are best described as which of the following?(1 point)
Responses exporter
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Define terms of trade in economics?
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Which choice best describes an interdependent country?(1 point)
Responses A country with goods or services desired by many other
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What country holds the comparative advantage over the United States when it comes to creating labor-intensive products such as
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According to the World Bank, at the end of 2016 which nations were considered the top importing nations?%0D%0A%0D%0A(1
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Countries that rely on trading a primary commodity are best described as which of the following?(1 point)
Responses isolated
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How were Asian economies impacted by trade across the Indian Ocean? (1 point) They accumulated wealth from trading with the
1 answer
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Which of the following concepts provides the basic rationale for international trade?
increasing opportunity costs. comparative
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pule
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Absolute advantage is determined by:
Relative differences in labour productivity Actual differences in labour productivity The
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pule
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When South African exchange rate rises, foreign goods become ____________________ and South African imports ___________________.
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As a result of a decrease in the value of the Rand in relation to other currencies, South African imports decrease and exports
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pule
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