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Review 8 (Trade)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A nation can have an absolute advantage without having a comparative advantage in production.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Measures the price of one nation's currency in terms of another nation's currency

a)

interest rates

b)

exchange rates

c)

discount rates

d)

inflation rates

3.

Which is NOT an example of a trade barrier?

a)

Tariff

b)

NAFTA

c)

Embargo

d)

Quota

4.

Which is NOT a regional trade agreement

a)

OPEC

b)

NAFTA

c)

EU

d)

ASEAN

5.

The value of the dollar to fall in foreign exchange markets is the effect of

a)

Reserve requirements

b)

Trade surplus

c)

Trade deficit

d)

Aggregate Supply

6.

When a country can produce a product at a lower opportunity cost than another country

a)

absolute advantage

b)

comparative advantage

7.

barrier to trade that places a tax on imports

a)

quotas

b)

standards/regulations

c)

tariff

d)

embargo

8.

barrier to trade that limits the amount of goods or services that can be imported

a)

quota

b)

tariff

c)

standard/regulation

d)

embargo

9.

government payment to a domestic producer to encourage or protect a certain economic activity

a)

tariff

b)

standard/regulation

c)

subsidy

d)

quota

10.

If the U.S. government disagrees with a foreign country's policies and wants to prevent trading with that country, the MOST effective action the U.S. government can take is to

a)

place high tariffs on all goods from that country

b)

place an embargo on all goods from that country

c)

enforce safety standards on all goods from that country

d)

encourage a quota on all goods shipped from that country

11.

What is the MOST LIKELY result of an increase in the value of the U.S. dollar against the Chinese currency?

a)

U.S. workers in the United States would benefit

b)

Chinese imports of U.S. goods would benefit

c)

U.S. consumers of Chinese goods would benefit

d)

Chinese consumers of Chinese goods would benefit

12.

Which of the following trade blocks liberalized trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico?

a)

EU- European Union

b)

NAFTA- North American Free Trade Agreement

c)

ASEAN- Association of Southeast Asian Nations

d)

WTO- World Trade Organization

13.

Helps work out trade issues between countries

a)

NAFTA- North American Free Trade Agreement

b)

WTO- World Trade Organization

c)

EU- European Union

d)

labor unions

14.

A tariff on a good or service

a)

would increase the price of the good or service in the domestic market

b)

would decrease the price of the good or service in the domestic market.

15.

United States citizens who want to buy foreign products would be hurt if the dollar is depreciating

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Comparative advantage is the reason for why countries trade.

a)

True

b)

False

17.
If I am better at all types of production, I have the ______ in all forms of production.
a)
Comparative advantage
b)
Specialization
c)
Absolute advantage
d)
developed nation
18.
This is the most restrictive of the trade restrictions a nation can use to close off all importation of a product.
a)
tariff
b)
quota
c)
subsidy
d)
embargo
19.
Import means
a)
buying goods from another country
b)
selling goods to another country
c)
only making one kind of product
20.
A means of preventing a foreign product or service from freely entering a nation's territory.
a)
trade surplus
b)
trade embargo
c)
trade barriers
21.
The policy of imposing duties or quotas on imports in order to protect home industries from overseas competition.
a)
free trade
b)
protectionism
c)
balance of trade
22.

How do trade barriers impact consumers?

a)

They increase the price of imported goods

b)

They decrease the price of imported goods

23.

What does a protective tariff seek to protect?​

a)

protectionists

b)

revenue

c)

free trade

d)

domestic industries

24.

Which of the following is the best synonym for infant in the economic term infant industries argument?​

a)

youthful

b)

traditional

c)

dependent

d)

emerging

25.

Why do nations trade?

a)

so they can specialize

b)

because they believe that the products they receive are worth more that the products they give up

c)

because they need to acquire certain raw materials

d)

all of the answers

26.

​In international trade, comparative advantage is measured in ___.

a)

foreign exchange

b)

efficiency

c)

trade-weighted value

d)

difference between money paid and money received in trade

27.

The United States trade deficit causes

a)

he value of the dollar to strengthen in foreign exchange markets.

b)

the value of the dollar to fall in foreign exchange markets.

c)

increased employment opportunities for Americans in import industries.

d)

worldwide recessions.

28.

An increase in the value of a currency; one currency can buy more of another

a)

Currency Depreciation

b)

Foreign Direct Investment

c)

Currency Appreciation

d)

Tariffs

29.
An association of 12 member nations of southeast Asia to promote economic growth, free trade and economic collaboration between member nations.
a)
ASEAN
b)
EU
c)
NAFTA
d)

SST

30.

Which of the following is a primary factor that can cause a nation's currency to depreciate?

a)

Increased interest rates.

b)

High levels of inflation.

c)

A trade surplus.

d)

Strong economic growth.

31.

How does the presence of multinational corporations typically affect employment in a state like Georgia?

a)

It leads to a decrease in overall employment.

b)

It creates new job opportunities.

c)

It has no significant impact on employment.

d)

It primarily affects employment in the agricultural sector.

32.

What is a subsidy?

a)

A tax on imports.

b)

A limit on the quantity of imports.

c)

Government financial assistance.

d)

A trade agreement.

33.

Indonesia has cooperation with Saudi Arabia for developing oil refinery, it is an example of… .

a)

Dual cooperation

b)

Bilingual cooperation

c)

Bilateral cooperation

d)

International cooperation

e)

Multilateral cooperation

34.

The benefits of international economic cooperation are, except… .

a)

Economic progression

b)

Increasing skill, cleverness, creativity

c)

For getting loan and finance help

d)

Depressing main price per production unit

e)

Making easier for getting main or additional material

35.

Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) is an example of… .

a)

Bilingual cooperation

b)

Bilateral cooperation

c)

Regional cooperation

d)

International cooperation

e)

Interregional cooperation

36.

10. The emergence of the internet and digital technologies has significantly impacted globalization by?

a)

Increasing trade barriers and protectionism

b)

Facilitating faster communication and global information sharing

c)

Slower international travel and cultural exchange

d)

Decline of international organizations and cooperation

37.

What is the main goal of a free trade agreement?

a)

To increase tariffs on imported goods

b)

To restrict trade between countries

c)

To eliminate trade barriers and promote economic cooperation

d)

To encourage trade imbalances

38.

What benefit does international trade have on economic growth?

a)

Trade deficits leading to higher income levels

b)

Stimulation of economic growth and innovation

c)

Isolation from global markets

d)

Decreased consumer choices

39.

Which of the following is a benefit of international trade?

a)

Reduced economic growth

b)

Limited consumer choices

c)

Increased prices of goods

d)

Access to a wider variety of products

40.

What is the main purpose of the European Union?

a)

Promote peace, stability, and economic prosperity

b)

Promote military alliances

c)

Promote individual country dominance

d)

Promote global isolation

41.

Read the information below.

Each country wanted its economy to thrive and businesses to expand. They decided the best way to achieve this was to form a group of unified countries called the

European Union. This would allow them to combine their resources in economic decision-making and rebuilding efforts. Countries would still manage their own

internal issues, but they would all share a common currency.

Which was one result of the agreement described above?

a)

It eliminated trade barriers among members

b)

It reduced military presence in member nations

c)

It created financial unpredictability among members

d)

It decreased domestic security in member nations

42.

Which of the following is an example of a non-tariff barrier to international trade?

a)

Import quotas

b)

Export subsidies

c)

Language differences

d)

Trade restrictions

43.

What is an import quota?

a)

A tax imposed on imported goods

b)

A restriction on the quantity of goods that can be imported

c)

Financial assistance provided to domestic producers for exporting goods

d)

An agreement between countries to eliminate import tariffs

44.

What role do government policies play in international trade?

a)

They have no influence on international trade

b)

They can promote or restrict trade through regulations and policies

c)

They only impact domestic markets, not international trade

d)

They promote global economic inequality

45.

How do exchange rates affect international trade?

a)

They have no impact on international trade

b)

They can impact the price competitiveness of goods and services

c)

They only affect countries with strong economies

d)

They promote protectionist trade policies

46.

What is a common barrier to international trade?

a)

Tariffs and import/export quotas

b)

Promotion of free trade agreements

c)

Cultural exchange and mutual understanding

d)

Shared economic interests among nations

47.

What is the impact of international trade on employment?

a)

Increased unemployment due to import competition

b)

Decreased job opportunities in domestic markets

c)

Limited impact on employment levels

d)

Increased job opportunities due to export expansion

48.

Which of the following is a key benefit of international trade?

a)

Increased competition leading to higher prices

b)

Reduction in global economic inequality

c)

Decreased availability of goods and services

d)

Greater reliance on domestic production only

49.

What is a trade deficit?

a)

When a country exports more goods than it imports

b)

When a country imports more goods than it exports

c)

When a country has an equal balance of imports and exports

d)

When a country does not engage in international trade

50.

What is a trade barrier?

a)

A measure that restricts or prevents the free flow of goods and services across borders

b)

A country's comparative advantage in producing a particular good

c)

A form of economic aid provided to developing countries

d)

A financial penalty imposed on countries with trade surpluses

51.

What is the World Trade Organization (WTO)?

a)

An international organization that promotes global environmental conservation

b)

A group of countries that aim to establish a global military alliance

c)

An intergovernmental body that regulates and promotes international trade

d)

A forum for cultural exchange and diplomatic negotiations among nations

52.

What is one of the primary benefits of international trade?

a)

Increased tariffs and trade barriers

b)

Reduced economic growth

c)

Expansion of markets and increased access to goods and services

d)

Limited cultural exchange

53.

How does international trade benefit consumers?

a)

By reducing consumer choices

b)

By increasing prices of goods and services

c)

By providing access to a wider variety of goods and services

d)

By limiting availability of goods and services in the domestic market

54.

What is the role of international trade in fostering global cooperation?

a)

Restricting diplomatic relations among countries

b)

Promoting isolationism and protectionism

c)

Fostering economic interdependence and peaceful relations among nations

d)

Limiting opportunities for cultural exchange and mutual understanding

55.

Which of the following are negative impacts of science and technology to society and economy? [Answer is more than 1]

a)

Waste disposal

b)

Fast delivery

c)

Global warming

d)

Laziness

56.

Which of the following shows the main role of science and technology in distribution?

a)

Indofood is investing in a new machine to reduce labour costs

b)

Tokopedia provides an online and integrated tracking service for its customers

c)

We can purchase everything online without leaving our homes though the use of apps

d)

Aice ice cream uses different ingredients that are earth friendly

57.

Cynthia owns an event organisation that often takes footage using drones just like shown in the picture attached. Cynthia is thinking to get a new commercial drone because she believes an upgrade can produce higher-qualitay videos from different kinds of angles which automatically attract more customers. 

What is the economic positive impact of using a better drone for commercial purposes based on the case study above?

a)

Drones enable Cynthia to deliver the photos and videos directly to the clients without using USB/flash disk.

b)

People can borrow Cynthia's drone to buy products without leaving their premises/houses.

c)

She had to lay off some of her workers because the drone is really efficient.

d)

Higher revenue due to better quality of the product might lead to more profit.

58.

How does social media influence modern society?

a)

Social media only influences the older generation in modern society

b)

Social media has no impact on modern society

c)

Social media influences modern society by shaping communication, information sharing, and influencing behavior.

d)

Social media only influences fashion trends in modern society

59.

What are the potential risks and benefits of artificial intelligence?

a)

The potential risks include increased job opportunities, improved privacy, and ethical advancements, while the benefits include reduced efficiency, lack of innovation, and economic decline.

b)

The potential risks include job displacement, privacy concerns, and ethical implications, while the benefits include improved efficiency, innovation, and economic growth.

c)

The potential risks include job satisfaction, privacy protection, and ethical behavior, while the benefits include decreased efficiency, lack of innovation, and economic recession.

d)

The potential risks include job security, privacy enhancement, and ethical behavior, while the benefits include reduced efficiency, lack of innovation, and economic downturn.

60.

How does technology affect the economy?

a)

By increasing productivity, creating new industries, and improving efficiency.

b)

By decreasing productivity and creating unemployment

c)

By causing inflation and reducing efficiency

d)

By leading to the collapse of industries and reducing productivity