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Question 41
Multiple Choice
As trade restrictions are eliminated,increased imports
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a gain from trade?
Question 43
Multiple Choice
Suppose the country of Maverick has specialized in the production of a good but has not yet entered into trade.At this point in time,Maverick has
Question 44
True/False
Quotas are a much greater threat to competition than are tariffs because quotas preclude additional imports at any price.
Question 45
Multiple Choice
Suppose China can produce 200 TVs or 200 DVD players.South Korea can produce either 100 TVs or 200 DVD players.In terms of TV production,we can conclude that
Question 46
Multiple Choice
The elimination of import restrictions will
Question 47
Multiple Choice
Assume Ireland can produce 4 units of good X or 2 units of good Y.France can produce 3 units of good X or 9 units of good Y.What would be the terms of trade between Ireland and France for 1 unit of good X?
Question 48
Essay
Explain how it is possible for a country to consume a greater quantity of goods and services than it is actually capable of producing.
Question 49
Multiple Choice
Table 35.1
Country
Tons of Soybeans
Computer
China
100
300
United States
150
750
\begin{array} { | l | c | c | } \hline { \text { Country } } & \text { Tons of Soybeans } & \text { Computer } \\\hline \text { China } & 100 & 300 \\\hline \text { United States } & 150 & 750 \\\hline\end{array}
Country
China
United States
Tons of Soybeans
100
150
Computer
300
750
Based on the information in Table 35.1,assume China and the United States have the same amount of resources with which to produce soybeans and computers and they produce no other goods.The opportunity cost of producing 1 computer in China is
Question 50
Multiple Choice
Refer to Figure 35.4 for the production possibilities curve for Chile: Chile's production and consumption of wine and wheat without trade are represented by point A.Suppose that Chile has a comparative advantage in the production of wine compared to the United States and specialization and trade take place between the two countries.The most likely new combination of wine and wheat available to Chile would be
Question 51
Multiple Choice
If exports are being excluded unfairly from a market,the World Trade Organization (WTO) may authorize
Question 52
True/False
World output will be maximized when each country pursues its comparative advantage.
Question 53
Multiple Choice
If the two countries are at points A and B in Figure 35.1 and do not trade,what is the total number of motorcycles produced per year?
Question 54
Multiple Choice
Assume the United States and Canada have the same amount of resources.In a given time period,the United States can produce 3 tons of steel or 300 tons of wheat.Canada can produce 4 tons of steel or 400 tons of wheat.This means that