Exam 35: International Trade and Comparative Advantage

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For many years the U.S.government imposed quotas on cheap, Middle Eastern oil imports.The U.S.consumer consequently paid $3 billion more per year for oil products.A likely rationale for such a policy is

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Economists believe that trade is necessary for prosperity because

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From 1975 to 2008, which of the following countries experienced greater wage increases than the U.S.?

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Among the impediments to the international mobility of capital are

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A tariff is a tax on imports imposed by the country that is importing the goods.

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Table 18-4 Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Price per Demanded Supplied Demanded Supplied TV in United States in United States Japan Japan 100 100 10 100 25 200 85 20 85 50 300 70 30 70 70 400 60 40 60 80 500 50 50 50 90 600 40 60 40 100 700 30 70 30 110 800 30 80 20 120 -Table 18-4 presents the demand and supply schedules for television sets in Japan and the United States.If the United States and Japan trade with each other, what will happen to the output of television sets in the United States?

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Suppose that the United States can make 15 cars or 20 bottles of wine with one year's worth of labor.France can make 10 cars or 18 bottles of wine with one year's worth of labor.From these numbers, we can conclude that

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What is an export subsidy? Discuss some of the recent examples where such subsidies were controversial.

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An import quota on a product normally does all of the following except

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How can tariffs lead to a situation in which all parties to a trade lose?

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If a country begins to import more of a commodity, one can normally expect the price of the commodity to

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Figure 18-9 Figure 18-9    -In Figure 18-9, Pestoland at price OA -In Figure 18-9, Pestoland at price OA

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Which of the following positions would a mercantilist support?

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If the United States imposes a tariff on the import of Japanese cars instead of a quota, the price

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If a nation imposes a tariff on imports, the portion of the tax paid by citizens depends upon

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The quantity supplied by domestic producers in an importing country must be less than the quantity demanded by its population.

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Ideally, a free trade policy should be accompanied by

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A quota brings a more serious misallocation of resources than a tariff.

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Voluntary exchange is based on the principle that all parties must gain from trade.

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Unequal distribution of resources is one of the main reasons for international trade.

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