WorksheetsChapter 3 Study Guide Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 24mins
Which of the following would be an example of international business?
A farmer in Iowa using U.S produced equipment
A restaurant in Chicago offering Asian menu items.
A sales staff in South Carolina representing a foreign producer.
A retail store in Oregon selling craft items from local artists.
When a country's imports exceed its exports, this is a trade
surplus
exchange
deficit
balance
The value of a country's currency is likely to decline as a result of
higher inflation
a trade surplus
lower interest rates
a favorable balance of payments
Items bought from other countries are
Imports
Balance of trade
Exports
Exchange rate
Which type of business happens when buying and selling crosses borders
Domestic business
None ya business
International business
Without foreign trade many of the things we buy would cost more or not be available
True
False
Goods and services sold to other countries are called
Imports
Balance of trade
Exports
Tariffs
The difference between a country's total exports and total imports is called
Balance of Trade
Balance of Payments
If a country exports more than it imports it has a
trade surplus
trade balance
trade deficit
trade wind
If a country imports more than it exports it has a
Trade surplus
Trade balance
Trade deficit
Trade wind
The difference between the amount of money that comes into a country and the amount of money that goes out of a country is called
Balance of Trade
Balance of Payments
Balance Beam
Balance the scales
What is the term for a tax placed on goods imported from other countries?
Tariff
Export
Quota
Embargo
Which of the following best describes a trade surplus?
When a country's exports are less than its imports
When a country's exports equal its imports
When a country's exports are greater than its imports
When a country only imports goods
A nation's transportation, communication and utility systems
Interstate
Infrastructure
Interstructure
Outerstructure
Allows goods and services to be exchanged across borders without tariffs and restrictions
Free trade
Fair Trade
Free game
Trade Barrier
Restrictions to free trade
Tariff
Quota
Trade barrier
Embargo
A limit placed by the government on the amount of an item that can be imported or exported.
Trade Barrier
Tariff
Quota
Emabargo
A tax that a government places on certain imported goods
Trade barrier
Quota
Tariff
Embargo
When the government stops the import or export of a product completely.
Trade barrier
Tariff
Quota
Embargo
Doing business in other countries requires knowledge of what factors (mark all that apply)
Geography
Culture
Enemies
Economics
Political - Legal
Which would not be an example of geography?
Climate
Exchange Rate
Terrain
Waterways
True or False
Waterways are just like big water slides that businesses send packages down.
True
False
What are not examples of cultural influences? (Choose all that apply)
Language
religion
technology
education
traditions
What were 3 factors of economic development?
Literacy Level
Agriculture independence
Technology
Agricultural dependency
True or False
All countries have the same freedoms the U.S. has with business.
True
False
Which type of trade barriers involve the government?
Formal trade barriers
Informal trade barriers
This trade barrier can be used to keep supply low so prices stay at a certain level.
Quota
Embargo
Tariff
This trade barrier can lower the demand for a product and reduce the quantity of that imported product.
Quota
Embargo
Tariff
This trade barrier can sometimes be used to shield infant industries.
Quota
Embargo
Tariff
An increased cost due to this trade barrier may cause you to buy a U.S. product at a cheaper price.
Quota
Embargo
Tariff
This trade barrier may be used to protect a country's own industries from international competition.
Quota
Embargo
Tariff
This trade barrier may be used to express disapproval of the actions or policies of another country.
Quota
Embargo
Tariff
True or False
Infrastructure is a significant factor that affects the economic development of a country.
True
False
Religion is an element of the ________ component of the international business environment
geographic
cultural
economic
political
Which one is a Multinational company?
an organization that does business in several countries
an agreement between two or more companies to share a business project
Which is a joint venture?
An organization that does business in several countries
An agreement between two or more companies to share a business project
When dealing with a MNC, the parent company is usually in the:
HOME COUNTRY
FOREIGN COUNTRY
HOST COUNTRY
A company is planning to sell the rights to its brand name for use in other countries. This is an example of a
joint venture
franchise
trade agreement
licensing agreement
The international organization that settles trade disagreements and enforces free-trade agreements is the
WTO
United Nations
IMF
World Bank
A strategy that uses the same product and marketing strategy worldwide would be a
Multinational strategy
Worldwide strategy
Secret strategy
Global strategy
If you are school shopping and you see notebooks with Disney characters, MLB teams, and Bluey on them, this would be an example of what?
Licensing
Joint venture
Franchising
Identity theft
Whattaburger, Wendys, Sonic, KFC, Taco Bell and McDonalds are all examples of what?
Licensing
Joint Venture
Franchising
Places to take your date on Prom night
Which is an International Trade Organization? (Choose all that apply)
WTO
World Bank
IMF
WWE
Which trade organization was created to help provide loans for rebuilding after WW II
World Trade Organization
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Choose all the other goals of the WTO
Lowering tariffs that discourage free trade
Reducing barriers for banks, insurance companies and other financial services
Monitors all stock market activity in the U.S.
Eliminating import quotas
Assisting poor countries with economic growth
