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Foreign Trade Global
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Government confiscation of private or foreign owned goods w/o compensation
subsistence
flexible exchange rate
expropriation
hydroelectric - biomass - solar - wind - gasohol
2. Programs including pollution _____ & pollution _______ are designed to give firms the ________ not to ________
taxes - permits - incentive - pollute
nations - rate - currencies
traders - arguments - consumer
markets - free - future
3. Carbon _______ are tradable ___________ that give the right to emit 1 ___ of carbon into the ____________
national defense - infant industries - protecting domestic jobs- keeping money at home
credits - certificates - ton - atmosphere
embargo
200 - Thomas Malthus - nations - birth - famine - standard - living
4. A fundamental knowledge of ________ is key to understand our modern _______ b/c __________ has become the dominant economic ______ today
humanitarian - political
economists - pollution - incentives
economics - society - capitalism - system
grow - attention
5. Person who would protect domestic producers w/ tariffs - quotas - & other trade barriers
protectionists
trade surplus
modified free enterprise economy
national defense - infant industries - protecting domestic jobs- keeping money at home
6. It was the oil _______ of the early ____s that pushed the U.S. to seek out new sources of ______
exports
nations - produce - trade - output
protectionists
embargo - 1970 - energy
7. Trade law allowing a third country to enjoy the same tariff reductions the U.S. negotiates w/ another country
floating - flexible - supply - demand - currency
most favored nation clause
nations - rate - currencies
traders - arguments - consumer
8. Balance of payments outcome when spending on imports exceeds revenues received from exports
technology
trade deficit
hydroelectric - biomass - solar - wind - gasohol
grow - attention
9. The primary concern w/ these nations is the ____________ needs - not just the _________
free trade area
GATT - Trade - trade - disputes
humanitarian - political
resources: - oil - natural - coal
10. True flexibility ________ enable the modern modified ____ enterprise economy to better deal w/ the unforeseen events of the _______
trade surplus
capitalism - goals
markets - free - future
national defense - infant industries - protecting domestic jobs- keeping money at home
11. The ____ was established in 1947 & evolved into the World _____ Organization which now tries to open nations up to _____ & settle ________
GATT - Trade - trade - disputes
exports
advantage - good
protectionists
12. If people & _______ specialize in the things they _______ relatively more efficiently - & if they engage in _____ to secure the things they do no produce then total world ______ will increase
exchange - currencies
nations - produce - trade - output
markets - free - future
dumping
13. The national _______ for economic ________ has recommended a 5 point approach to _______ making & the final step is cost benefit ________
dumping
foreign exchange
hydroelectric - biomass - solar - wind - gasohol
council - thinking - decision - analysis
14. Resource created from living & nonliving materials
biomass
advantage - good
nations - rate - currencies
foreign exchange
15. Other resources that are becoming more __________ due to the population ____ are _____ & ____
endangered - boom - water - land
imports
IMF - Bank - agencies - development
most favored nation clause
16. Foreign currencies used by countries to conduct international trade
trade surplus
trade - advantage
European Union
foreign exchange
17. The basis for _____ today is called comparative _________
imports
credits - certificates - ton - atmosphere
gasohol
trade - advantage
18. [FIB] Most widely used non renewable _________ of today: ___ - _______ gas - ____
resources: - oil - natural - coal
exchange - international
imports
most favored nation clause
19. Free _______ believe that all of the protectionists _________ are flawed - due to the restriction that it places on the ________
IMF - Bank - agencies - development
trade surplus
taxes - permits - incentive - pollute
traders - arguments - consumer
20. Today there are 1.2 _______ people who make less than $_ a day
billion - 1
council - thinking - decision - analysis
free traders
expropriation
21. ___________ argue _________ can't be controlled until economic __________ to pollute are removed
economists - pollution - incentives
European Union
World Trade Organization
trade surplus
22. High _______ were one of the primary causes associated w/ the Great __________ - yet the _____ has moved toward ____ trade ever since the
nations - produce - trade - output
modified free enterprise economy
economists - pollution - incentives
tariffs - Depression - world - free
23. Foreign ________ is the lifeblood of ____________ trade
biomass
council - thinking - decision - analysis
exchange - international
nation - nations
24. The ___ & the World ____ are the 2 major international ________ that help w/ ___________
nation - nations
biomass
billion - 1
IMF - Bank - agencies - development
25. Individual who favors fewer or even no trade restrictions
population - governments
GATT - Trade - trade - disputes
embargo - 1970 - energy
free traders
26. Malthus didn't take into account the advancement of _________ that would effect all of the factors
embargo - 1970 - energy
problems - scale
technology
European Union
27. Barriers have been used to _______ the flow of products to _______ across the ______
embargo
national defense - infant industries - protecting domestic jobs- keeping money at home
restrict - markets - globe
markets - free - future
28. The U.S. is extensively involved in _____________ trade
advantage - good
international
credits - certificates - ton - atmosphere
trade surplus
29. [FIB] barriers to international trade:
population - governments
tariffs - quotas - licensing - health certification - voluntary quotas
international
ASEAN
30. Mixture of 90% unleaded gasoline & 10% grain alcohol
restrict - markets - globe
gasohol
population - governments
embargo - 1970 - energy
31. _________ is an expanding problem that ___________ seek to find answer to
restrict - markets - globe
credits - certificates - ton - atmosphere
population - governments
tariffs - quotas - licensing - health certification - voluntary quotas
32. Successor of the European community established in 1993 by the Maastricht Treaty
European Union
council - thinking - decision - analysis
nations - produce - trade - output
technology
33. Agreement signed in 1993 to reduce tariffs b/w the U.S. - Canada - & Mexico
trade - advantage
dumping
technology
NAFTA
34. Group of countries that have agreed to reduce trade barriers among themselves - but lack a common tariff barrier for nonmembers
humanitarian - political
tariff
hydroelectric - biomass - solar - wind - gasohol
free trade area
35. Most countries uses a system of ________ or ________ exchange rates - meaning that ______ & ______ determine the nation's ________ value
expropriation
floating - flexible - supply - demand - currency
ASEAN
dumping
36. Legislation is passed on a continuing basis as it continues to ____ & demand immediate _________
grow - attention
embargo
international
gasohol
37. Free enterprise system w/ some government involvement
trade surplus
national defense - infant industries - protecting domestic jobs- keeping money at home
dumping
modified free enterprise economy
38. Tax placed on an imported product
technology
tariff
tariffs - quotas - licensing - health certification - voluntary quotas
traders - arguments - consumer
39. State in which a society produces barely enough to support itself
subsistence
tariffs - Depression - world - free
traders - arguments - consumer
economists - pollution - incentives
40. Prohibition on the export or import of a product
most favored nation clause
ASEAN
nations - rate - currencies
embargo
41. ______ was created to open up free trade b/w the ____ - ______ - & ______
technology
NAFTA - U.S. - Canada - Mexico
tariff
trade deficit
42. The goods & services that a nation produces & then sells to other nations
exports
free traders
advantage - good
free trade area
43. Absolute _________ means that a country can produce more of a ____ than another country can
nation - nations
population - governments
advantage - good
200 - Thomas Malthus - nations - birth - famine - standard - living
44. [FIB] Protectionists support trade barriers on the basis of:
population - governments
most favored nation clause
national defense - infant industries - protecting domestic jobs- keeping money at home
problems - scale
45. Modern _________ is suited to meet the economic _____ of the people
nations - rate - currencies
capitalism - goals
subsistence
problems - scale
46. The goods & services that a nation buys from other nations
most favored nation clause
exports
trade deficit
imports
47. System that relies on supply & demand to determine the value of one currency in terms of another
modified free enterprise economy
traders - arguments - consumer
nation - nations
flexible exchange rate
48. Selling products outside of the country for less than it costs to produce them at home
restrict - markets - globe
dumping
population - governments
World Trade Organization
49. Deprived nations face the same ________ large nations encounter - just on a greater _____
problems - scale
humanitarian - political
protectionists
foreign exchange
50. Most favored ______ clause is important b/c it gives them the same tariff reductions the U.S. provides other _______
gasohol
resources: - oil - natural - coal
200 - Thomas Malthus - nations - birth - famine - standard - living
nation - nations