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World Trade Organization, TRIPS,TRIMS, GATS, AoA

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
When was the WTO set up?
a)
1995
b)
1949
c)
1945
d)
1980
2.
What is the highest decision making body of the WTO?
a)
General Council
b)
Security Council
c)
Dispute Panel
d)
SAFE
3.
What is the most important job of the WTO?
a)
Resolve trade disputes
b)
Set oil prices
c)
Support developing countries
d)
Decide on border disputes
4.

______________ refers to protect international trade from trade related investment measure that countries adopt to protect their domestic trade.

a)

TRIPS

b)

TRIMS

c)

GATS

d)

AOA

5.
Which of these areas is not a focus of the WTO?
a)
Climate Change
b)
International Trade Restrictions
c)
Food Prices
d)
Import Duties
6.

WTO helps in the implementation and administration of international trade agreements. What is this function?

a)

It facilitates co-operation with other international organisations

b)

It monitors national trade policies

c)

It administers WTO trade agreements

d)

It provides a forum for trade negotiations

e)

It handles trade disputes

7.
Most favored nation status includes the following protocol
a)
members may not treat other members differently
b)
rates are based on product rather than country of origin
c)
both first and second option correct
d)
neither first nor second option correct
8.

TRIPS (Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) agreement is administered by:

a)

World Bank (WB)

b)

United Nations Organization (UNO)

c)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

d)

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

9.

WTO is the successor of?

a)

IMF

b)

GATT

c)

EFTA

d)

SAPTA

10.

When WTO members disagree on trade issues, the WTO makes decisions to resolve the differences on the basis of the legal foundations of the trade agreement. What is this function?

a)

It facilitates co-operation with other international organisations

b)

It monitors national trade policies

c)

It administers WTO trade agreements

d)

It provides a forum for trade negotiations

e)

It handles trade disputes

11.

The WTO carries out periodic reviews of its members' national trade policies. Members are required to notify the WTO of any changes in trade policy. What is this function?

a)

It facilitates co-operation with other international organisations

b)

It monitors national trade policies

c)

It provides technical assistance and training for developing countries

d)

It provides a forum for trade negotiations

e)

It handles trade disputes

12.

The WTO cooperates with World Bank in order to facilitate coordination of global policies. What is this function?

a)

It facilitates co-operation with other international organisations

b)

It monitors national trade policies

c)

It provides technical assistance and training for developing countries

d)

It provides a forum for trade negotiations

e)

It handles trade disputes

13.

Developing countries should be offered flexibility with respect to lowering their trade barriers, more time to adjust to change and special privileges. What principle is this?

a)

Non-discrimination

b)

Free trade

c)

Predictability

d)

Promotion of fair competition

e)

Development and economic reform should be encouraged

14.

The WTO continues the GATT's emphasis on equal, non-discriminatory treatment for all member countries (excepting trading blocs). What principle is this?

a)

Non-discrimination

b)

Free trade

c)

Predictability

d)

Promotion of fair competition

e)

Development and economic reform should be encouraged

15.

Unfair practices such as dumping and export subsidies are discouraged. What principle is this?

a)

Non-discrimination

b)

Free trade

c)

Predictability

d)

Promotion of fair competition

e)

Development and economic reform should be encouraged

16.

Trade barriers should be lowered through negotiations. What principle is this?

a)

Non-discrimination

b)

Free trade

c)

Predictability

d)

Promotion of fair competition

e)

Development and economic reform should be encouraged

17.

Governments, firms, investors etc., should have confidence that trade barriers will not be raised arbitrarily. What principle is this?

a)

Non-discrimination

b)

Free trade

c)

Predictability

d)

Promotion of fair competition

e)

Development and economic reform should be encouraged

18.

Where is the headquarter of the WTO?

a)

New York

b)

Washington DC

c)

Geneva

d)

London

19.

Which is not the objective of the WTO?

a)

Negotiating trade rules

b)

Settling disputes

c)

Maintaining open trade

d)

To improve the Balance of Payment situation of the member countries

20.

Which is the function of The WTO?

a)

Building Trade Capacity

b)

Dispute Settlement

c)

Trade Negotiations

d)

All of the above are correct

21.

How many members does the WTO currently have?

a)

163

b)

164

c)

165

d)

166

22.

The _______ initiated reductions in subsidies and trade barriers to make markets fairer and more competitive.

a)

TRIPs

b)

TRIMs

c)

AoA

d)

GATS