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Worksheetsktqt chương 3
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 51mins
International trade is the exchange of the following elements:
Capital
Goods and services
Labor
Science and technology
Subjects participating in international trade activities:
In the same country
In the same locality
In different countries
Same nationality
International trade activities take place on:
Regional markets
World market
Export market
Regional, world, and exporting country markets
Means that can be used for payment in international trade
Strong currencies of exporting and importing countries
Strong currency
Currency of the exporting country
Currency of the importing country
The main entities participating in international trade are
Businesses, governments
Non-governmental organizations
Social organization
Political organization
According to the World Trade Organization (WTO), how many methods of providing international services are there?
3
4
5
6
The currency chosen to represent international values is
Strong, convertible currency
Any convertible currency
Currency of the largest exporting country
The currency of the largest importing country
According to the terms of sale, the prices are:
FOB CIF
Listed prices at the exchanges
Auction price, bidding price
Reference price
Factors affecting international prices
Monopoly factor
Competitive factors
The value factor of money expressed through price
Factors of monopoly, competition, value of money expressed through price
The increase in the price of an object of exchange on the world market will affect the exporting entity in the long term.
Beneficial
Unbeneficial
Both advantages and disadvantages
No effect
The price of an object of exchange on the world market reduces the impact on the exporting subject in the long term.
Beneficial
Unbeneficial
Both advantages and disadvantages
No effect
The increase in the price of an object of exchange on the world market will affect the importer in the short term.
Beneficial
Unbeneficial
Both advantages and disadvantages
No effect
The price of an object of exchange on the world market decreases, which will affect international investment activities
Beneficial
Adverse
Both advantages and disadvantages
No effect
The increase in the price of an object of exchange on the world market will affect international investment activities:
Increase investment
Reduce investment
Can increase, can decrease
No impact
The price of an object of exchange on the world market decreases, which will affect international investment activities:
Increase investment
Reduce investment
Can increase, can decrease
No impact
Factors affecting foreign exchange rates
National economic growth rate
National economic growth rate, psychological factors, international balance of payments status
Psychological factors
Status of the international balance of payments
Exchange rate increases impact international trade
Only positive
Negative only
Both positive and negative
No effect
Falling exchange rates impact international trade
Only positive
Negative only
Both positive and negative
No effect
Rapidly increasing exchange rates affect international investment in the direction of
Attracting long-term foreign and domestic investment
Restrict foreign investment in the country in the long term
No effect
Restrict foreign investment in the country in the short term
The fall in exchange rate affects international investment in the direction of
Attracting long-term foreign investment into the country
Restrict foreign investment in the country in the short term
Attracting foreign investment into the country in the short term
No effect
VTV bought the copyright of the program "Who is a millionaire" from OPT1 TV channel (Russia), which service provision method is it?
Providing services through the movement of services across borders
Consumption of services abroad
Commercial presence
Natural presence of human
Vietnamese students studying abroad is a method.
Consumption of services abroad
Providing services through the movement of services across borders
Commercial presence
Natural presence of the body
When competition among sellers is stronger than competition among buyers international prices tend to
Increase
Reduce
Unchanged
Can increase, can decrease
When competition among buyers is stronger than competition among sellers, international prices tend to
Increase
Reduce
Unchanged
Can increase, can decrease
When a country's international balance of payments is in surplus, the exchange rate tends to appreciate.
Stable
Increase
Reduce
Can increase, can decrease
When a country's international balance of payments is in deficit, the exchange rate tends to depreciate.
Stable
Increase
Reduce
Can increase, can decrease
When the inflation rate of domestic currency is higher than foreign currency, the exchange rate tends to
Stable
Increase
Reduce
Can increase, can decrease
When the inflation rate of domestic currency is lower than foreign currency, the exchange rate tends to appreciate.
Stable
Increase
Reduce
Can increase, can decrease
When people have the mentality of holding foreign currency, the exchange rate tends to
Stable
Increase
Reduce
Can increase, can decrease
In the short run, an increase in the exchange rate within a certain limit will cause
Export disadvantage, import advantage
Exports and imports have no impact
Exports are beneficial, imports are disadvantageous.
Exports are not affected, imports are beneficial
In the short run, a decrease in the exchange rate within a certain limit will cause
Export disadvantage, import advantage
Exports and imports remain unchanged
Exports are beneficial, imports are disadvantageous.
Exports are unfavorable, imports are not affected
The MFN rule is a rule that requires parties involved in economic and trade relations to grant preferential conditions.
Less preferential than the benefits we give to other countries
Higher than the incentives we give to other countries
No less preferential treatment than that given to other countries
By the incentives it gives to other countries
MFN Regulation
No commitment, no follow-through
Committed, follow-through
No commitment, no follow-through
Committed, not dependent
The incentives under the MFN regime that the parties grant to each other include
Tariffs
Fee
Administrative procedures
Fees
The NT Regulations aim to ensure non-discrimination between:
Foreign goods to each other
Goods with domestic and foreign traders
Goods and domestic business together
Domestic goods with each other
The preferential treatment of the NT regime that the parties give each other includes:
Domestic tax
Domestic fees and charges
Administrative procedures
Taxes, fees, domestic charges and administrative procedures
The purpose of the NT regulations is for the parties
Give each other more and more preferential treatment
Giving each other less and less preferential treatment
Practice discrimination
Practice non-discrimination
The basic principle in international trade is
Give and take
No discrimination
Predictable
Public and transparent
The parties granting each other preferential conditions no less favorable than those they grant to other countries is a manifestation of
Principle of reciprocity
MFN regulations
NT Regulations
Principle of publicity and transparency
Non-discrimination between foreign goods and suppliers and domestic goods and suppliers is a manifestation of
Principle of reciprocity
MFN regulations
NT Regulations
Principle of publicity and transparency
The purpose of the MFN regime is to
Restrict the development of international trade
Practice discrimination
Discriminatory practices and restrictions on international trade develop
Practice non-discrimination
The purpose of the NT regulations is to
Restrict the development of international trade
Practice discrimination
Discriminatory practices and restrictions on international trade develop
Practice non-discrimination
When a country implements a protectionist trade policy,
Can import inputs at low prices
Can import goods at cheap prices
Protecting goods that are not yet competitive
Goods will be more diverse
Free trade policy is a trade policy in which the state:
Closing the domestic market
Increased use of tariff barriers
Implement the principle of non-discrimination
promote international trade
Protectionist trade policy is a trade policy in which the state
Closing the domestic market to goods that are not competitive enough
Gradually reduce tariff and non-tariff barriers
Implement free international exchange of goods
Implement the principle of non-discrimination
Implementing free trade policies makes the domestic goods market
Monotonous, consumers benefit
Diversity benefits consumers
Monotonous, consumers do not benefit
Diversity, consumers do not benefit
A country usually adopts a free trade policy when
World markets fluctuate
The world market is stable
Stable world market and friendly economic and trade relations with countries
Trade relations with less friendly countries
Implementing protectionist trade policies makes the domestic goods market
Monotonous, consumers benefit
Diversity benefits consumers
Monotonous, consumers do not benefit
Diversity, consumers do not benefit
Non-discrimination is the purpose of
MFN regulations
NT Regulations
MFN and NT regulations
The principle of reciprocity
A country should adopt protectionist trade policies when
The world market is volatile
The economy is strong enough
The world market is stable
Economic and trade relations with friendly countries
Among the following measures, which measure belongs to the group of financial barriers?
Export ban
Domestic tax
Quota
Export license
Among the following measures, which one belongs to the export support group?
Devaluation of domestic currency
Tariffs
Quota
Deposit
Among the following measures, which one belongs to the export support group?
Commercial technical standards
Export credit
Domestic tax
Import and export license
In the WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, which form of export subsidies is prohibited?
The state often follows export performance.
State support for disaster-stricken areas
State support for technology research and development
State support for trade promotion
Among the following measures, which one belongs to the group of non-financial barriers?
Import tax
Domestic tax
Import deposit
Technical standards in trade
Among the following measures, which measure belongs to the group of non-tariff financial barriers?
Export tax
Domestic tax
Import tax
Technical standards in trade
The application of tariff measures to regulate the export of a commodity will cause the quantity of that commodity to
Increase
Reduce
Can increase, can decrease
Constant
Tariff measures may be applied for the purpose of
International trade development
Consumer Protection Association
Protection of domestic production
Anti-commercial fraud
Import deposit rate depends on
The level of state protection for each commodity
Value of goods
Relationship with the exporting country
Cargo volume
One of the main contents in the trade agreement is the signing of
Increasing trade barriers
Protecting the domestic market
Resolving commercial disputes
Import restrictions
The subjects participating in signing the trade agreement are:
Government and business
Business
Government
The characters
Tariffs protect domestic production because tariffs can
Reduce prices of domestically produced goods
Increase in import prices
Increase prices of domestically produced goods
Import price reduction
Import deposit is a measure by which the importing state requires the importer to deposit a sum of foreign currency at a commercial bank.
Before importing goods
After importing goods
While importing goods
Anytime
When applying import deposit measures to regulate the quantity of imported goods, the State uses
Import tax
Import prices
Exchange rate
Deposit rate
The state's regulation of the maximum limit on the volume (or value) of goods allowed to be imported or exported during a period is a measure.
Tariffs
Import deposit
Using monetary tools
Quota
Which group of countries stipulates high and strict technical requirements and standards?
developed
developing
under-developed
New industry
Which measure is not a financial barrier in international trade?
Quota
Tariffs
Domestic tax
Import deposit
What measures are taken to develop international trade?
Signing of trade agreements
Finance
Technique
Administration and law
In 2004, the United States implemented a ban on imports of processed chicken products from Thailand. What measures did the United States take in international trade?
Limited quantity
Technical barriers
Prohibited from import
Tariffs
In May 2019, 9 Vietnamese seafood shipments were rejected when imported into the EU because the shipments did not meet the EU's food safety requirements. What measures has the EU taken in international trade?
Import restrictions
Tariffs
Prohibited from import
Technical measures in trade
Which non-financial measure shows the highest protection?
Limited quantity
Technical
Prohibited from import
Quota
Which measures to take in international trade depends largely on the country's level of development.
Licenses and quotas
Signing of trade agreements
Tariffs
Technical measures in trade
Which measures are temporary trade protection measures?
Quota
Dumping of goods
Domestic tax
mport Deposit
Developing countries only implement protectionist trade policies
True
False
Developed countries only implement free trade policies.
True
False
The MFN regulation causes the phenomenon of free-riding.
True
False
Country A gives country B some tariff incentives and
Country A also gives similar incentives to country C, which is a manifestation of MFN status.
True
False
The roadmap for opening the domestic market can be applied equally to all products
True
False
When implementing a limited protectionist trade policy, the use of foreign currency will be more reasonable and economical.
True
False
The trend of applying technical barriers in the future is decreasing.
True
False
In import deposits, for goods that the State needs to limit import, the State will set a larger import deposit rate.
True
False
Domestic taxes do not contribute to regulating international trade
True
False
Tariffs are a tool for discrimination in relations.
trade and pressure on trading partners during negotiations
True
False
Green light subsidies are direct subsidies, causing trade distortions
True
False
Export subsidies are private sector support for businesses that produce and trade in export goods.
True
False
Signing international trade agreements is a measure to restrict international trade.
True
False
Export credit is one of the barriers to international trade
True
False
When implementing a protectionist trade policy, the application of technical barriers is considered to be in accordance with WTO regulations.
True
False
nternational auction is a special method of selling, while international bidding is a special method of purchasing.
True
False
The price movement trend in the international auction method is increasing and vice versa in the international bidding method.
True
False
When international prices fall, exporters can still increase profits
True
False
Importers should choose to import at CIF price.
True
False
Importers should choose to import at the FOB price.
True
False
Exporters should choose to export at the CIF price.
True
False
Exporters should choose to export according to FOB price.
True
False
When the exchange rate decreases, it only has a positive impact on international trade.
True
False
When the exchange rate falls it only negatively affects international trade
True
False
When the exchange rate increases, it only has a positive impact on international trade.
False
True
Exchange rate fluctuations affect trade in the short run and long run equally
True
False
When a country's international balance of payments is in deficit, the exchange rate tends to be unstable and decrease.
True
False
When a country's international balance of payments has a surplus, the exchange rate tends to stabilize and decrease.
True
False
When the exchange rate increases, it only has a positive impact on international trade.
False
True
