Chapter 8: Problem 4
Since the early 1990 s our trade deficit has \(\rightarrow(1.03)\) a) fallen substantially c) risen slightly b) fallen slightly d) risen substantially
Chapter 8: Problem 4
Since the early 1990 s our trade deficit has \(\rightarrow(1.03)\) a) fallen substantially c) risen slightly b) fallen slightly d) risen substantially
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Get started for freeWhich statement would best describe the situation of the American economy? (I.O3) a) We are more dependent on foreign trade than most other nations. b) We are much more dependent on foreign trade than we were 30 years ago. c) We are much less dependent on forcign trade than we were 30 years ago. d) We are virtually self-sufficient.
Most cconomists and people in the business community supported the establishment of (1.07) a) both NAFTA and GATT b) neither NAFTA nor GATT c) NAFTA but not GATT d) GATT but not NAFTA
Statement I: The United States has a much less selfsufficient economy than those of countries in Western Europe. Statement II: Mexico sends the United States more than 80 percent of its exports. ( \(\mathrm{LO} 2,7\) ) a) Statement 1 is true, and statement II is false. b) Statement II is true, and statement I is false. c) Both statements are true. d) Both statements are false.
In the 20 th century our balance of trade was positive until the (LO3) a) \(1950 \mathrm{~s}\) d) \(1980 \mathrm{~s}\) b) \(1960 \mathrm{~s}\) c) \(1990 \mathrm{~s}\) c) \(1970 \mathrm{~s}\)
Which one of these is the most accurate statement that can be made about the issue of buying a product that is made with sweatshop labor? (LO7) a) All products made with sweatshop labor should be boycotted. b) Everyone should be encouraged to buy products made with sweatshop labor. c) Virtually all the goods we import are made with sweatshop labor. d) Although wages in sweatshops are very low, they are generally higher than workers could earn in other jobs.
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