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Worksheetscaricom
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
caricom is
caribbean community and common market
caribbean market
caribbean country
caribbean seas
CARICOM stands for (a)
Which of the following is the MOST important aim of the trading arrangements within CARICOM?
To promote economic development in the region
To increase the markets and revenue of large territories
To ensure that goods from outside the region become cheaper
To increase travel and contact among the people of the region
If a CARICOM country imposes restrictions on CARICOM products, which of the following provisions of the treaty is being violated?
Rule of origin
Liberalization of trade
Special Regime of LCDs
Common External Tariff
Which of the following factors is intended to promote trade among CARICOM member states?
Variety of currencies by CARICOM countries
Removal of duties on regional goods and services
Importation of low cost goods from countries outside the region
Production of similar goods and services in the various member states
Globalization is characterized by all of the following EXCEPT the
migration of skilled labour
establishment of trade links around the world
creation of jobs as a result of foreign investment
use of low levels of technology in the production of goods
Which of the following is the MAIN reason for trade conflicts which sometimes arise among CARICOM countries?
lack of natural resources in many of the islands
low level of industrial development in each territory
reluctance on the part of some governments to permit freedom of movement
competition for markets when several countries manufacture identical products
CARICOM countries need to pool their skilled human resources. The MOST likely result of such action would be
a speeding up of the rate of 'brain drain'
a reduction in the need for foreign experts
a reduction in workers' wages and salaries
an increase in the spending of foreign exchange
CARICOM countries need to pool their skilled human resources. The MOST likely result of such action would be
a speeding up of the rate of 'brain drain'
a reduction in the need for foreign experts
a reduction in workers' wages and salaries
an increase in the spending of foreign exchange
'Economic Integration' as part of CARICOM's main objectives, aims at
rationalizing CARICOM's existing tariffs
limiting outside access to CARICOM products
accelerating development in CARICOM countries
reducing the debt owned by CARICOM member states
What does cooperation?
(a)
What does Caricom stand for?
(a)
Name two main aims of Caricom
(a)
What is the flown during Caricom meetings?
(a)
The Secretariat is headed by who?
Secretary General of Caricom
Secretary General
Where is the offices of the Secretariat located
(a)
Identify the first attempt at integration
West Indian federation
Carifta
CSME
Caricom
A bilateral agreement is made
Between 3 or more parties or groups
Only one party or group
Between 2 parties or groups
Another name for trade liberalisation is
Enancipated trade
Free trade
Trade exchange
All of the following are challenges facing the caribbean except
High levels of Poverty
Low levels of unemployment
High levels of crime
Shortage of skilled workers
The acronym CARIFTA stands for
Caribbean festivities
Caribbean festival of Arts
Caribbean Free Trade Association
Caribbean Free Trade Area
What does the acronym OECS stand for?
Organization of Eastern Caricom States
Organization of Eastern Caribbean States
Organizing Eastern Countries and States
Organization for Caricom Countries and States
Trinidad is NOT a member of Caricom
True
False
Which country does this flag belongs to?
The Bahamas
Haiti
Which country does this flag belongs to?
The Bahamas
Antigua
Which country does this flag belongs to?
The Bahamas
Jamaica
Which country does this flag belongs to?
St. Vincent
Jamaica
Which flag does this country belongs to?
Barbados
Antigua
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Antigua
Trinidad
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Dominica
Trinidad
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Belize
The Bahamas
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Jamaica
Suriname
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Grenada
Guyana
Which country does this flag belongs to?
Guyana
St. Kitts
Which country does this flag belongs to?
St. Lucia
The Bahamas
What is the meaning of CARICOM?
Caribbean Free Trade Area
Caribbean Companies
Caribbean Market
Caribbean Community and Common Market
What is a treaty?
A signed agreement
A disagreement
A signature
Form
What does the light blue at the top of the flag represents?
The Caribbean Sea
The sunshine
The Vegetation
The Sky
What does the dark blue on the bottom of the flag represents?
The Caribbean Sea
The Sunshine
The Vegetation
The sky
What flag is being represent here?
CARIFTA flag
CARICOM flag
Federation flag
Treaty flag
What does the yellow represent?
The Caribbean sea
The Sunshine
The Vegetation
The Sky
What does the green ring represents?
The Caribbean Sea
The Sunshine
The Vegetation
The sky
How many members does CARICOM has?
11
4
18
15
Which Caribbean country id represented here?
Trinidad
Barbados
Jamaica
Saint Vincent
All of the following are CARICOM countries EXCEPT:
China
St. Lucia
St. Kitts/Nevis/Genadines
St. Vincent
Caribbean Regional Integration can best be described as attempts by Caribbean countries to:
gain independence from the 'mother country'
form Caricom to deal with transnational corporations
formulate a West Indies Cricket Team.
unite the Caribbean people economically, politically and socially.
All of the following are challenges facing the caribbean except
High levels of Poverty
Low levels of unemployment
High levels of crime
Shortage of skilled workers
The agreement establishing Caricom was signed in:
Belize
Dominica
Haiti
Trinidad and Tobago
