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INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is PROTECTIONISM?

a)

economic policy of restricting imports from other countries

b)

economic policy of restricting exports from other countries

c)

economic policy of imports from other countries

d)

economic policy of exports from other countries

2.

INTERNATIONAL TRADE is...

a)

the exchange of goods, and services across international borders or territories

b)

the exchange of capital, goods, and services

c)

the exchange of capital, goods, and services across international borders or territories

d)

the exchange of goods across international borders or territories

3.

A trademark is...

a)

a name or symbol made by a company and can be used by other companies

b)

a name or symbol made by a company and can't be used by other companies

c)

a name and symbol made by a company and can be used by other companies

d)

a name and symbol made by a company and can't be used by other companies

4.

1.Which of the following is not part of the arguments about trade protection?

a)

The national security

b)

A souree of the government revenue

c)

The potential for corruption

d)

The protection of domestic jobs

5.

In the national security argument, people believe that economy should be:

a)

Self-sufficient

b)

Rely on trade with orther countries

c)

Integrative

d)

Self-contained

6.

What has the country done as an anti-dumping measure?

a)

Putting tariffs

b)

Trade barriers

c)

Both A&B are correct

d)

Both A&B are incorrect

7.

Which of the following is part of the arguments about trade against?

a)

The protection of infant industries

b)

The anti-dumping and unfair competition

c)

The national security

d)

A misallocation of resources

8.

The president Trump has enacted tariff barriers China against China and a lot of people worried that China might retaliate and enact the same tariff barriers? This event involving:

a)

Trade war

b)

A misallocation of recources

c)

The national security

d)

The national of domestic jobs

9.

Some companies sell their product in overseas markets at a much lower price than their actual cost of producing. What is that product called?

a)

Discounting

b)

Dumping

c)

Increase the price

d)

Falling the price

10.

Which is the most BASIC difference between international trade and domestic trade?

a)

Trade barrier is often likely to appear when trading

b)

Different payment is concerned to be a case

c)

Transporting risks cause greater loss to international trade than domestic trade

d)

International trade refers to different countries while domestic trade refers to different regions

11.

In the coming years, Vietnam is expected to grow on:

a)

3.7%

b)

22.5%

c)

5.7%

d)

2.5%

12.

When it comes to disadvantages of international trade, which is not MENTIONED as a drawback of international trade?

a)

Risk of proprietary information theft

b)

Political risk

c)

Comparative cost

d)

World war

13.

The international product life cycle theory stresses that

a)

countries ought to turn out and export merchandise which are well endowed and import merchandise which is in brief provide

b)

a corporation can begin to export its product and later battle foreign direct investment because the product moves through its life cycle

c)

a country ought to specialize merchandise including comparative, or relative price, advantage compared with different countries and import comparative disadvantage merchandise

d)

a country that has absolute advantage produces larger output than countries who have an equivalent quantity of resources

14.

Which are known as the advantages of international trade?

a)

Opportunity to specialize

b)

Encouraging exports and discouraging imports

c)

Increase market share

d)

Increased revenues

e)

Attracting foreign investor

15.

What is NOT referred as a characteristic of international trade?

a)

Governmental Control

b)

Foreign Currency

c)

Comparative advantage

d)

Separation of Buyers and Producers