Chapter 19: Problem 10
Of these three choices-tariffs, quotas, and free trade-economists like the most and the least. a) tariffs, quotas d) free trade, quotas b) tariffs, free trade e) quotas, free trade c) free trade, tariffs f) quotas, tariffs
Chapter 19: Problem 10
Of these three choices-tariffs, quotas, and free trade-economists like the most and the least. a) tariffs, quotas d) free trade, quotas b) tariffs, free trade e) quotas, free trade c) free trade, tariffs f) quotas, tariffs
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Get started for freeIn order for trade between two countries to take place, a) absolute advantage is necessary b) comparative advantage is necessary c) both absolute and comparative advantage are necessary d) neither absolute nor comparative advantage is necessary
Which statement is true? a) Comparative advantage is not necessary for trade to take place, but absolute advantage is. b) Absolute advantage is not necessary for trade to take place, but comparative advantage is. c) Both absolute and comparative advantage are necessary for trade to take place. d) Neither absolute nor comparative advantage is necessary for trade to take place.
Which statement is the most accurate? a) Our economy would be much better off if the entire globalization process were reversed. b) The globalization process creates billions of winners and no losers. c) The process of globalization could easily be reversed if Congress and the president were willing to act. d) Globalization ensures a more efficient allocation of resources throughout the world.
Which statement is true? a) There are basically no arguments that can be made on behalf of trade protection. b) The arguments for trade protection are more valid than the arguments for free trade. c) The United States has had a record of fully supporting free trade since the early 20 th century. d) Much of what we import has been produced by "sweatshop labor."
Our biggest annual trade deficit in our history was more than billion. a) \( 300\) d) \( 600\) b) \( 400\) e) \( 700\) c) \( 500\)
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