Chapter 31: Problem 7
Which one of the following does NOT contribute to our huge trade deficit? (LO6) a) Our failing educational system b) Our high defense spending c) Our high saving rate d) Our huge oil imports
Chapter 31: Problem 7
Which one of the following does NOT contribute to our huge trade deficit? (LO6) a) Our failing educational system b) Our high defense spending c) Our high saving rate d) Our huge oil imports
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Get started for freeOf these three choices - tariffs, quotas, and free trade-economists like the most and the least. (LO5) a) tariffs, quotas d) free trade, quotas b) tariffs, free trade e) quotas, free trade c) free trade, tariffs f) quotas, tariffs
Which statement is true about how globalization has affected American workers? (LO4, 1) a) The only jobs that have been lost or will be lost are blue-collar factory jobs. b) Most workers who have lost their jobs because of globalization have ended up in better paying jobs. c) Until now a relatively high proportion of Americans perform high-skill, well paying jobs, while a relatively high proportion of Chinese perform low- skill, poorly paying jobs. d) Globalization cannot be considered a threat to the livelihoods of highly- skilled, well paid American workers.
Which country regularly counterfeits American goods and services, a practice which costs American industry over \(\$ 200\) billion a year? (LO6) a) Mexico c) China b) Canada d) Japan
Which statement is false? (LO3) a) No nation will engage in trade with another nation unless it will gain by that trade. b) The terms of trade will fall somewhere between the domestic exchange equations of the two trading nations. c) Most economists advocate free trade. d) None of these statements is false.
Which of the following is the most accurate statement? (LO2, 10) a) Americans are very willing to buy domestically produced goods, even if they are more expensive than imported goods. b) We import more foreign goods than we did 40 years ago, but merchandise imports are still about the same percentage of our GDP. c) In the decades following World War II, the Japanese consumer has strongly favored domestically manufactured goods over imports. d) France paid a high economic price when many Americans switched from french fries to freedom fries.
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