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WorksheetsInternational Trade TY BCOM SEM VI
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 41mins
The exchange rate between two currencies under the gold standard was determined by______
Mint parity
Purchasing power parity
Exchange rate parity
Currency parity
Under IMF the _____________was accepted as an international reserve currency.
British pound
US Dollar
Euro
Franc
In 1960s the IMF system came under stress due to which of the following reasons?
Huge accumulated surplus in US budget
Limited gold movement between countries
Huge accumulated deficit in US budget
Financial and banking crisis in the US
Under ____________a nation rigidly fixes the exchange rate of its currency to a foreign currency in order to fight inflation and deep financial crisis.
Eurozone Arrangements
Currency board arrangements
Dollarization
Managed flexibility
_____________is a system under which the exchange rate is determined in the market by forces of demand and supply.
Dirty float
Crawling peg
Managed float
Free float
Under ___________ the par values to change by small preannounced amounts or percentages at frequent and specified intervals.
Dirty float
Crawling peg
Managed float
Free float
The IMF started to operate in
1995
1947
1944
1954
Between 1947 and 1971, India followed the
Par value system
Basket-peg system
Managed flexible system
LERMS
LERMS was introduced in
1991
1980
1992
2000
In order to prevent appreciation of the rupee against the US $, the RBI will
Sell US $
Sell bonds
Buy bonds
Buy US $
When the RBI intervenes to maintain a desirable exchange rate, it is termed as
Sterilized intervention
Managed intervention
Unsterilised intervention
None of the above
Under sterilised intervention policy, RBI is likely to
Use OMO
Purchase foreign currencies
Sell foreign currencies
Interest rate manipulation
Since 2015 the rupee has been
Appreciating
Depreciating
Remained stable
None of above
According to the modern theory of international trade, ____________ is responsible for international trade.
Factors endowments
Labour
Money
None of these
___________ refers to the rate at which a country’s exports exchange against its imports.
Foreign exchange
Balance of payments
Terms of trade
Investment rate
Marshall and Edgeworth introduced a geometrical device to explain the gains from trade which is known as ____________
Indifference curve
Isoquant curve
BOP curve
Offer curve
A protectionist policy has the following drawbacks.
Consumers have to pay higher price
Producers get higher profits
Quality of goods may be affected
All of these
A tariff ________
Increases the volume of trade
Reduces the volume of trade
Has no effect on volume of trade
None of these
____________occurs when a group of countries agree to have free movement of factors of production.
Free trade area
Customs union
Common market
Preferential trade agreement
Rich countries have balance of payments deficit.
Sometimes
Never
Always
Every year
The official reduction in the value of a currency with respect to other currencies is known as _________
Revaluation
Appreciation
Devaluation
Depreciation
The _________ declaration recognised that the TRIPs agreement should protect public health.
Bali
Doha
Bandung
Singapore
Foreign exchange market is ___________
Grouping, by electronic means
Located only in London
Located only in New York
None of these
Hedgers enter into a foreign exchange market to_____________
Speculate
Promote exports
Cover risks
Promote imports
Holding everything else constant, an increase in interest rates in India will lead to _________
Capital inflows into India
Depreciation of the INR
Capital outflows from India
A decrease in demand for goods and services
International trade will not take place under cost difference.
Comparative
Absolute
Equal
Average
If PK/PL USA< PK/PL INDIA , india is ______ country.
Labour scarce
Capital abundant
Labour abundant
Labour neutral
Reciprocal demand is expressed in terms of_______
Cost curves
Supply curves
Offer curves
Lorenz curve
The main objective of trade barriers is_____________
to increase employment
to reduce unnecessary imports
to increase exports
to increase imports
Imposition of tariff, raises domestic prices causing fall in consumption of domestic goods is effect of tariffs.
Productive effect
Revenue effect
Protective effect
Transfer effect
Brexit is the name given to the departure of ____________ from the European Union.
Belgium
Britain
Poland
Bulgaria
Current account balance records all the receipts and payments for____________
only visible items
only invisible items
both visible and invisible items
loans taken
Devaluation is ___________ adjustment in value of the currency of the country.
Downward
Upward
Vertical
Neutral
WTO replaced _______ in 1995.
TRIPS
TRIMS
GATT
GATS
As per Purchasing Power Parity theory exchange rate is determined by comparing__________
Prices
Import
Purchasing power
Export
Spot exchange rate is____________
As per Purchasing Power Parity theory exchange rate is determined by comparing__________
Prices
Import
Purchasing power
Export
Spot exchange rate is____________
Managed exchange rate
Fixed exchange rate
Floating exchange rate
Current exchange rate
Hedging function is about covering risk through _______________
Speculation
Forward exchange
Static exchange
Backward exchange
According to Ricardo, international trade is beneficial under
Absolute cost
Comparative cost
Equal differences in cost
Hidden cost
According to Heckscher and Ohlin basic cause of international trade is
Difference in factor endowments
Difference in markets
Difference in political systems
Difference in ideology
The concept of offer curve to explain the gains from trade was introduced by
J. M. Keynes
Marshall and Edgeworth
J. S. Mill
Adam Smith
Which one of the following is an argument for free trade ?
Protects domestic industries
Promotes self sufficiency
Helps diversification of industries
Promotes efficient allocation of world resources
A tariff expressed as either a specific or an ad valorem rate, whichever is higher, is known as
General tariff
Mixed tariff
Compound tariff
Countervailing tariff
____________ is one of the disadvantages of international economic integration.
Cross-border investment flows
Employment generation
Increasing interdependence
Conflict resolution
The current account of balance of payment does not include
Balance of visible trade
Import of services
Unilateral services
Foreign investment
Which of the following is not non-monetary measure to correct the disequilibrium in BOP?
Tariff
Import quotas
Export promotion
Devaluation
WTO incorporates proposal made by ______
Arthur Dunkel
Adam Smith
Keynes
Ricardo
A forward rate agreement helps the user to___________
Fix the cost of borrowing
Reduce the cost of borrowing
Cover exchange risk
Avail tax benefit
The foreign exchange market is considered as 24 hour market because______________
It is open all through the day
All transactions are to be settled within 24 hours
At least one market is active at any point of time due to geographic dispersal
A minimum of 24 hours must lapse before any transaction is settled
FERA was replaced by ___________ in India.
FEMA
FMCG
NEER
LERMS
_______________ is the basic cause of international trade according to David Ricardo.
Difference in comparative costs
Difference in availability of factors
Difference in standard of living
Difference in political background
The concept of single factoral terms of trade was introduced by _______
Dorrance
Viner
Taussig
Keyne
The offer curve of a country denotes the offer of its __________ against its imports
Exports
Imports
Capital
Donations
Imposition of tariffs on imports may make a country’s terms of trade ____________
Unfavourable
Favourable
Zero
Neutral
Which of the following is the argument for free trade ?
Self-sufficiency
Infant industry argument
Promotes specialisation
Anti-dumping measure
What caused the Eurozone crisis ?
Political reasons
Debt crisis
Investment crisis
Social crisis
__________ account of BOP records the exports and imports of goods only.
Capital account
Current account
Trade account
Errors and omissions
Devaluation results in __________
Cheaper imports
Cheaper exports
Fall in exports
Rise in imports
Under WTO, TRIPS cover _______
Foreign Investment
Foreign Aid
Services
Patents
__________ operate in foreign exchange market for the purpose of making profit.
Hedgers
Central banks
Bidders
Speculators
Foreign exchange is demanded for _________
Imports
Exports
Exports of services
Capital inflows
Flexible exchange rate system is also known as __________
Fixed exchange rate system
Neutral exchange rate system
Floating exchange rate system
Pegged exchange rate system
__________ is not the assumption of Ricardo’s comparative cost theory.
Labour is perfectly mobile within a country
Technology is constant
Labour is homogeneous
Two countries exchanging more than two commodities
Heckscher-Ohlin theory is based on _________
more countries
more than two goods
two factors
two sides
Commodity terms of trade is also known as_________
Gross barter terms of trade
Net barter terms of trade
Income terms of trade
Utility terms of trade
Which of the following is an argument against the policy of free trade ?
Does not always benefit less developed countries
Protects inefficient industries
Causes unemployment in the export sector
Harms domestic consumers
The EU is an example of___________ market.
Money
Capital
Labour
Common
A tariff is a tax on ____________
Domestic goods and services
Foreign goods and services
Quality of goods
Quality of services
In the ________ account, only transactions relating to goods are entered.
Saving
Trade
Balance
Quality
GATs deal with trade in____________
Services
Patent
Copyright
Trademarks
When total exports are more than imports then current account of balance of payment is in _____________
Deficit
Balance
Surplus
Equilibrium
___________ is the current exchange rate between two countries.
Forward exchange rate
Arbitrage
Spot exchange rate
Speculation
Foreign exchange in a country is derived by
Imports of goods
Export of services
Exports of goods
Import of services
FERA was replaced by _________ in India.
FEMA
CARO
NEER
SPOT
