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Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 50mins

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Date
1.

The theory of absolute advantage and comparative advantage calculates costs based on what?

a)

Material costs

b)

Labor costs

c)

Payment costs

d)

Transportation costs

2.

"The invisible hand" is a term often mentioned in which theory?

a)

Theory of Adam Smith

b)

Mercantilist theory

c)

Theory of Ricardo

d)

Theory of Haberler

3.

When the production cost of a product X in country A is lower than in country B, what does it mean?

a)

Country B has an absolute advantage in product X

b)

Country B has an absolute advantage in import production

c)

Country A has an absolute advantage in product X

d)

Country A has an absolute advantage in import production

4.

"International trade benefits a country by sacrificing the interests of another country" is the viewpoint of which theory?

a)

Theory of Ricardo

b)

Mercantilist theory

c)

Theory of Haberler

d)

Theory of Adam Smith

5.

What is the subject of study in international economics?

a)

The world economy in a static state

b)

The world economy in a static and dynamic state

c)

The world economy in a state of labor division

d)

The world economy in a dynamic state

6.

What is international economics?

a)

Study of the distribution and use of materials

b)

Study of the distribution and use of goods

c)

Study of the distribution and use of services

d)

Study of the distribution and use of natural resources

7.

What is the economic relationship?

a)

Between international economic entities

b)

Between national economic entities

c)

Between private economic entities

d)

Between state economic entities

8.

What is the relationship between countries?

a)

Economics; Politics; Military

b)

Economics; Culture; Military

c)

Economics; Politics; International economics

d)

Economics; International economics

9.

What is an international economic entity?

a)

Nation; Territory; Nationality

b)

Nation; Organization; Host country

c)

Nation; Company; WTO organization

d)

Nation; Organization; Community

10.

What is the exchange relationship?

a)

Trade; Investment; Finance

b)

Trade; Finance; Investment

c)

Trade; Resources; Finance

d)

Trade; Capital; Labor

11.

Where do buyers and sellers in the global market belong?

a)

Many different companies

b)

Many different countries

c)

Only participating companies

d)

Only participating enterprises

12.

The development of international economic relations creates what kind of connection?

a)

Mutual impact between international economic relations

b)

Mutual impact between independent economies

c)

Mutual impact between enterprises

d)

Mutual impact between international organizations

13.

International trade is considered balanced when __________.

a)

Both countries involved do not benefit

b)

Only one country benefits

c)

Both countries involved benefit

d)

It does not relate to national interests

14.

Which author is associated with the theory of opportunity cost?

a)

Haberler

b)

Adam Smith

c)

Ricardo

d)

Jean Bodin

15.

The theory of absolute advantage is linked to which author?

a)

Ricardo

b)

Adam Smith

c)

Jean Bodin

d)

Haberler

16.

The theory of comparative advantage is associated with which author?

a)

Adam Smith

b)

Jean Bodin

c)

Haberler

d)

Ricardo

17.

The opportunity cost of a product X is calculated based on the trade-off with __________.

a)

A similar product

b)

A different type of product

c)

Another product

d)

The same product

18.

Suppose one hour of labor in the US produces 6 units of wheat or 4 meters of cloth, while in the UK one hour of labor produces 5 meters of cloth or 1 unit of wheat. Determine the absolute advantage between the two countries.

a)

The US has an absolute advantage in wheat production; the UK has an absolute advantage in cloth production.

b)

The US has an absolute advantage in both wheat and cloth production; the UK has no absolute advantage.

c)

The US has an absolute advantage in wheat production; the UK has an absolute advantage in cloth production.

d)

The US has an absolute advantage in cloth production; the UK has an absolute advantage in wheat production.

19.

Suppose one hour of labor in the US produces 5 units of wheat or 3 meters of cloth, while in the UK one hour of labor produces 4 meters of cloth or 1 unit of wheat. Specialization in production between the two countries is based on:

a)

Comparing the productivity of wheat production between the US and UK as 5/1, 4/2

b)

Comparing the productivity of wheat production between the US and UK as 5/1, 4/3

c)

Comparing the productivity of wheat production between the US and UK as 1/5, 4/3

d)

Comparing the productivity of wheat production between the US and UK as 1/5, 3/4

20.

Suppose one hour of labor in the US produces 6 units of wheat or 4 meters of cloth, while in the UK one hour of labor produces 5 meters of cloth or 1 unit of wheat. According to the theory of absolute advantage, international trade between the two countries would result in:

a)

The US produces wheat and imports cloth from the UK; the UK produces cloth and exports it to the US

b)

The US produces wheat, exports it to the UK, and imports cloth from the UK

c)

The US produces wheat, exports it to the UK and imports cloth from the UK; the UK produces cloth, exports it to the US and imports wheat from the US

d)

The US produces wheat and cloth, exports both to the UK and imports both from the UK

21.

In country X, if the opportunity cost of product A is 3/2 of product B, what is the opportunity cost of product B?

a)

2/3 of product A

b)

2/3 of product B

c)

5/2 of product B

d)

3/2 of product A

22.

In country Y, if the opportunity cost of product A is 2/5 of product B, what is the opportunity cost of product B?

a)

5/2 of product A

b)

5/3 of product B

c)

5/1 of product A

d)

5/2 of product B

23.

Opportunity cost does not change within a country, but it is ______ between countries.

a)

Similar

b)

Different

c)

Comparable

d)

Distinguishable

24.

If there is no trade, the consumption limit of a country is also its ______.

a)

Resource limit

b)

Cost limit

c)

Production limit

d)

Consumption limit

25.

The production possibility frontier shows the combinations of two products that a country can produce when using all resources with ______.

a)

Only one fixed technique

b)

The same technique

c)

The best technique

d)

Equal techniques

26.

The opportunity cost of a product is the amount of another product that must be sacrificed to have enough resources to increase one unit of ______.

a)

Exported product

b)

Product X2

c)

Product X

d)

Produced product

27.

Labor cost is one of the production costs, but it is not ______.

a)

Material cost

b)

Overhead cost

c)

Resource cost

d)

Production cost

28.

The law of comparative advantage based on labor cost is Ricardo's theory, which explains the basis of international trade based on the comparison of labor productivity between two products of _______.

a)

Country

b)

World

c)

Two countries

d)

Company

29.

Absolute advantage is Adam Smith's theory, which explains the basis of international trade based on the difference in _______ of a product between two countries.

a)

Labor productivity

b)

Consumption productivity

c)

Production productivity

d)

Resource productivity

30.

The law of comparative advantage based on opportunity cost is Haberler's theory, which explains the basis of international trade based on the comparison of _______ of products between two countries.

a)

Labor cost

b)

Opportunity cost

c)

Comparative cost

d)

Production cost

31.

If country I produces a1 units of product A and b1 units of product B, and country II produces a2 units of product A and b2 units of product B, when a1/b1 > a2/b2, then _______.

a)

Country I will export product A and import product B

b)

Country I will export both products B and import product A

c)

Country I will export product B and import product A

d)

Country I will import both products B and product A

32.

The law of comparative advantage still exists in value when using the concept of _______.

a)

Comparative advantage explained

b)

Absolute advantage explained

c)

Opportunity cost explained

d)

Fixed cost explained

33.

Considering the value of a product based solely on labor costs, which is a weakness in the law of comparative advantage of whom?

a)

Adam Smith

b)

Haberler

c)

Ricardo

d)

Jean Bodin

34.

In reality, labor is not what?

a)

A fixed factor of production

b)

The only factor of production

c)

A business factor of production

d)

An export factor of production

35.

Economic relations are the totality of economic relations abroad considered within what scope?

a)

Nation

b)

Territory

c)

World

d)

Province, city

36.

The production possibility frontier is also known as what?

a)

PBF

b)

PPF

c)

PVF

d)

PSS

37.

What shape does the production possibility frontier graph have?

a)

Upward sloping

b)

Downward sloping

c)

Horizontal

d)

Vertical

38.

Which of the following economic entities is considered an international entity?

a)

Cocacola

b)

ViNaSin

c)

Vietnam

d)

WTO

39.

Asean +3 includes Asean countries and which three other countries?

a)

Japan; Hong Kong; China

b)

Japan; Singapore; China

c)

Japan; China; South Korea

d)

Singapore; China; South Korea

40.

Points lying on the production possibility frontier are points of ______ production.

a)

Outside the production possibility

b)

Inefficient

c)

Inside the production possibility

d)

Efficient

41.

Which of the following is NOT a viewpoint of mercantilism?

a)

Deep government intervention in economic activities, especially in foreign trade

b)

All countries do not benefit from trading with each other

c)

All countries benefit from trading with each other

d)

Gold and silver are national assets; the richer a country is in gold and silver, the more developed it is

42.

When there is no trade, the highest consumption is achieved at the point ______.

a)

Outside the production possibility frontier

b)

Beyond the frontier by considering production possibilities

c)

On the production possibility frontier

d)

At the intersection of supply and demand

43.

What is the basis of trade between two countries according to the provided material?

a)

Absolute advantage; comparative advantage

b)

Comparative advantage; opportunity cost

c)

Opportunity cost; absolute advantage

d)

Opportunity cost; comparative advantage

44.

In modern theoretical models, why is specialization not complete?

a)

To reduce the burden of increasing opportunity costs

b)

Because each country's resources are unlimited

c)

Because labor productivity increases

d)

Because exchange rates are high

45.

What does the law of comparative advantage require each country to do?

a)

Specialize in producing goods with comparative advantage

b)

Export goods with comparative advantage and import goods without comparative advantage

c)

Specialize in producing goods without comparative advantage

d)

Export goods with comparative advantage and import goods with competitive advantage

46.

What is the practical significance of comparative advantage in international trade, even when products are no longer measured by time but by money?

a)

Labor cost

b)

Perfect competition

c)

Trade balance

d)

Commodity market

47.

Canada belongs to which economic region?

a)

Northeast America

b)

South America

c)

Central America

d)

North America

48.

The basis for international trade between countries is due to ________.

a)

Labor and use of labor resources

b)

Lack of efficiency

c)

Differences in natural resource origins

d)

Many jobs for workers

49.

Which of the following is a mistake in international trade?

a)

A country can only benefit from the sacrifice of another country

b)

Misunderstanding the concept of international trade

c)

Misunderstanding the concept of national assets

d)

A country can only benefit from other countries

50.

According to Adam Smith, absolute advantage is ________.

a)

Relative difference in labor productivity

b)

Relative difference in labor cost

c)

Difference in labor cost and productivity

d)

Absolute difference in labor productivity

51.

The price of a product is compared on a domestic basis when ________.

a)

Product price comparison; Opportunity cost, competitive product price

b)

Only opportunity cost is considered

c)

Only competitive product price is considered

d)

Only product price comparison is considered

52.

The government allows the Central Bank to lower the lending interest rate for commercial banks to 6% per year. Which economic field does this belong to?

a)

Micro

b)

International

c)

Macro

d)

Politics

53.

What is not complete specialization?

a)

Production costs have comparative advantage

b)

Producing both products with the same level of comparative advantage

c)

Producing more of the product with comparative advantage

d)

Not producing any product

54.

In reality, why does opportunity cost increase?

a)

Resources are limited

b)

Resources are unlimited

c)

Resources are scarce

d)

Resources are insufficient for production

55.

What is the generalization of the law of comparative advantage compared to the theory of absolute advantage?

a)

Gaining more from international trade

b)

No trade barriers

c)

A country considered the worst still has advantages when trading with a country considered the best

d)

Price differences are smaller

56.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in China produces 2 sets of clothes or 5 units of wheat, while in the US, 1 hour of labor produces 3 sets of clothes or 2 units of wheat. Which country has the absolute advantage in wheat?

a)

China has the absolute advantage in wheat

b)

The US has the absolute advantage in wheat

c)

China has the absolute advantage in clothes

d)

The US has the absolute advantage in clothes

57.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in China produces 2 sets of clothes or 5 units of wheat, while in the US, 1 hour of labor produces 3 sets of clothes or 2 units of wheat. Which country has the absolute advantage in clothes?

a)

China has the absolute advantage in wheat

b)

The US has the absolute advantage in wheat

c)

China has the absolute advantage in clothes

d)

The US has the absolute advantage in clothes

58.

The theory of absolute advantage establishes trade relations between countries on the basis of equality, with both sides benefiting. What does this mean in the case where there is no international trade?

a)

The additional benefit for large countries must be greater than for small countries

b)

The additional benefit for both sides must be equal

c)

The additional benefit for both sides does not necessarily have to be equal

d)

The additional benefit for small countries must be greater than for large countries

59.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in China produces 2 sets of clothes or 5 units of wheat, while in the US, 1 hour of labor produces 3 sets of clothes or 2 units of wheat. If the exchange rate is 3 sets of clothes = 3 units of wheat, the benefit for China and the US respectively is:

a)

2 hours and 5 hours

b)

2 sets of clothes and 5 units of wheat

c)

5.4 units of wheat and 1 set of clothes

d)

4.5 units of wheat and 1 set of clothes

60.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in China produces 2 sets of clothes or 5 units of wheat, while in the US, 1 hour of labor produces 3 sets of clothes or 2 units of wheat. The mutual benefit for both countries is equal when:

a)

10 sets of clothes = 5.5 units of wheat

b)

10 sets of clothes = 9.5 units of wheat

c)

10 sets of clothes = 10 units of wheat

d)

10 sets of clothes = 2 units of wheat

61.

Which of the following statements is NOT correct regarding the comparison of product prices between two countries?

a)

A. The purpose is balance, meaning export

b)

B. Benefits are equal between two countries

c)

C. Exports of country I equal exports of country II

d)

D. Exports and imports between two countries are not equal

62.

If 1 hour of labor in Japan produces 5 units of rice or 1 radio, while in Vietnam 1 hour of labor produces 2 units of rice or 3 radios, which country has an absolute advantage in radio production?

a)

A. Vietnam has an absolute advantage in radio production

b)

B. Japan has an absolute advantage in rice production

c)

C. Vietnam has an absolute advantage in rice production

d)

D. Japan has an absolute advantage in radio production

63.

If 1 hour of labor in Japan produces 5 units of rice or 1 radio, while in Vietnam 1 hour of labor produces 2 units of rice or 3 radios, which country has an absolute advantage in rice production?

a)

A. Vietnam has an absolute advantage in radio production

b)

B. Japan has an absolute advantage in rice production

c)

C. Vietnam has an absolute advantage in rice production

d)

D. Japan has an absolute advantage in radio production

64.

If 1 hour of labor in Japan produces 5 units of rice or 1 radio, while in Vietnam 1 hour of labor produces 2 units of rice or 3 radios, what is the pattern of international trade?

a)

A. Vietnam produces rice, exports to Japan, and imports rice from Japan

b)

B. Japan produces radio, exports to Vietnam, and imports rice from Vietnam

c)

C. Vietnam produces radio, exports to Japan, and imports rice from Japan

d)

D. Japan produces rice, exports to Vietnam, and imports radio from Vietnam

65.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in Japan produces 5 units of rice or 1 radio, while in Vietnam 1 hour of labor produces 2 units of rice or 3 radios. What is the international trade scenario?

a)

Japan produces radios, exports to Vietnam, and imports rice from Vietnam

b)

Vietnam produces radios, exports to Japan, and imports rice from Japan

c)

Vietnam produces rice, exports to Japan, and imports radios from Japan

d)

Japan produces radios, exports to Vietnam, and imports rice from Vietnam

66.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in Japan produces 5 units of rice or 1 radio, while in Vietnam 1 hour of labor produces 2 units of rice or 3 radios. What is the labor saving for Vietnam?

a)

Vietnam saves 1/3 hour of labor

b)

Vietnam saves 1/6 hour of labor

c)

Vietnam saves 1/2 hour of labor

d)

Vietnam saves 1/4 hour of labor

67.

Suppose 1 hour of labor in Japan produces 5 units of rice or 1 radio, while in Vietnam 1 hour of labor produces 2 units of rice or 3 radios. What is the labor saving for Japan?

a)

Japan saves 250 hours of labor

b)

Japan saves 230 hours of labor

c)

Japan saves 150 hours of labor

d)

Japan saves 240 hours of labor

68.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, which of the following is assumed based on its hypotheses?

a)

There is the use of domestic and foreign resources

b)

Perfect competition between countries

c)

Multiple uses in one economy

d)

The most abundant supply in one economy

69.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what is the relative abundance of a production factor?

a)

Labor surplus

b)

Capital surplus

c)

Relative condition

d)

Absolute condition

70.

In the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what is the basis for determining surplus factors in terms of physical characteristics?

a)

Surplus of labor and capital, labor, capital, land, technology

b)

Producing a type of goods that requires the most available production factors

c)

Determining surplus factors based on the amount of labor and capital available in each country

d)

Producing goods that require many factors such as labor, capital, land, technology, etc.

71.

In the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what is the basis for determining surplus factors in terms of economic characteristics?

a)

Each country focuses on producing goods with relative advantages and exchanges for mutual benefit

b)

Trade helps countries participate in 'expanding' their production possibilities (production frontier)

c)

Determining surplus factors based on the amount of labor and capital available in each country

d)

Based on wage rates, interest rates to determine surplus labor or capital

72.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what is the difference between two surplus factors in terms of physical standards?

a)

The most abundant supply in one economy

b)

Based only on supply factors, ignoring demand effects

c)

International trade will lead to relative balance

d)

Production between countries is based on trade

73.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what is the difference between two surplus factors in terms of economic standards?

a)

Based only on supply factors, ignoring demand effects

b)

The most abundant supply in one economy

c)

International trade will lead to relative balance

d)

Production between countries is based on trade

74.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what does the law of factor price equalization state?

a)

Factors are used independently in the production process of a specific product.

b)

Factors are used similarly in the ratio of factor proportions in the production of goods.

c)

Goods do not lead to the equalization of the ratio of factor prices and factor proportions in production.

d)

International trade not only leads to the equalization of goods prices but also the equalization of factor prices in production.

75.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, what is the meaning of the law?

a)

The purpose of trade is substitution, the movement of factors between countries.

b)

The absolute quantity of production factors (K – capital and L – labor) in a specific product.

c)

The ratio of factor proportions (K/L) between specific products.

d)

It is based on the source of supply only, ignoring the impact of demand.

76.

What is the Stolper Samuelson theorem?

a)

Abundance and cheap prices compared to other countries in a relative sense.

b)

The absolute quantity of production factors (K – capital and L – labor) in a specific product.

c)

Real income of workers decreases and real income of capital owners increases.

d)

Real income of workers increases and real income of capital owners decreases.

77.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, it was built to replace the basic comparative advantage model of __________.

a)

Adam Smith

b)

Ricardo

c)

Haberler

d)

Thomas

78.

According to the HECSCHER – OHLIN model, it is a general equilibrium theoretical model of __________.

a)

International trade

b)

Domestic production

c)

Market demand

d)

Price elasticity

79.

What theory was formed due to the limitations in D.Ricardo's theory?

a)

Adam Smith

b)

Heckscher - Ohlin

c)

Thomas

d)

Heberler

80.

What is the limit of the production factors in goods?

a)

Consumption limit

b)

Production capacity

c)

Payment capacity

d)

Vertical line

81.

Free trade balances the prices of production factors, thus it plays a role in replacing the movement of production factors according to which law?

a)

Theory of Adam Smith

b)

Stolper - Samuelson theorem

c)

Rybczynski theorem

d)

Law of price balance of production factors

82.

At a constant price level of goods, an increase in the supply of a production factor will increase the output of the goods that use that factor and decrease the output of the other goods according to which law?

a)

Rybczynski theorem

b)

Stolper - Samuelson theorem

c)

Law of price balance of production factors

d)

Theory of Adam Smith

83.

If the relative price of a certain good increases, then the relative price of the factor used more to produce that good will increase, while the relative price of the other factor will decrease according to which law?

a)

Rybczynski theorem

b)

Law of price balance of production factors

c)

Theory of Adam Smith

d)

Stolper - Samuelson theorem

84.

A country expresses the relationship between export and import quantities based on the trade ratio, the ratio of export prices to import prices is called what?

a)

Trade curve

b)

Foreign trade curve

c)

Production possibility frontier

d)

Consumption possibility frontier

85.

HECHSCHER – OHLIN proposed the following theory: ______

a)

The absolute quantity of production factors (K – capital and L – labor)

b)

Abundance and price are higher when compared to other countries

c)

Labor-intensive exports from countries with low labor costs

d)

The scarce resources for production in a country are fully utilized

86.

The Stolper–Samuelson theory presents a research model where ______

a)

With the complete mobility of production resources, international trade makes the price of production factors equal

b)

Abundance and price are higher when compared to other countries in a relative manner

c)

The income of labor increases and the income of capital owners decreases

d)

The absolute quantity of production factors (K – capital and L – labor) in a specific product

87.

Domestic equilibrium at the price level of products compared and expressed as the ______ of a country.

a)

Absolute advantage

b)

Labor advantage

c)

Comparative advantage

d)

Balanced advantage

88.

Relative equilibrium is ______

a)

The price comparison between two products in two countries with surplus capital

b)

The price comparison between two products in two countries with surplus labor

c)

The price comparison between two products in two countries is equal

d)

The price comparison between two products in two countries is not equal

89.

The indifference curve represents the combinations of different types of products that consumers can achieve with ______

a)

Different satisfaction levels

b)

Marginal rate of substitution

c)

The same satisfaction level

d)

Rate of exchange

90.

Cân bằng tuyệt đối là ________.

a)

Prices of production factors in 2 countries are the same

b)

Prices of production factors in 2 countries are different

c)

Prices of production factors in 2 countries have surplus capital

d)

Prices of production factors in 2 countries have surplus labor

91.

Lý thuyết cân bằng về giá cả các yếu tố sản xuất là ________.

a)

Trade will lead to the balance of opportunity cost and absolute prices of production factors between trading countries

b)

Trade will lead to the balance of relative and comparative prices of production factors between trading countries

c)

Trade will lead to the balance of comparative and absolute prices of production factors between trading countries

d)

Trade will lead to the balance of relative and absolute prices of production factors between trading countries

92.

Hạn chế khác của lý thuyết H-O là ________.

a)

The H-O theory cannot explain some issues regarding the origin of capital

b)

The H-O theory cannot explain some issues regarding the origin of labor

c)

The H-O theory cannot explain some other issues about international trade

d)

The H-O theory cannot explain some issues regarding the origin of foreign trade

93.

Thương mại quốc tế dẫn tới sự cân bằng giá tương đối và tuyệt đối của các yếu tố sản xuất đồng nhất giữa các ________.

a)

Organizations

b)

Companies

c)

World

d)

Countries

94.

Lý thuyết H-O được coi là một trong những lý thuyết mạnh nhất của ________.

a)

Economics

b)

Political Economy

c)

Microeconomics

d)

International Economics

95.

Các yếu tố sản xuất có thể di chuyển tự do tổng mỗi quốc gia, nhưng không thể di chuyển giữa các ________.

a)

Organizations

b)

Companies

c)

Countries

d)

World

96.

A country will export goods whose production requires relatively abundant factors. What is this called?

a)

Production is abundant in that country

b)

Production is scarce in that country

c)

Export production in that country

d)

Import production in that country

97.

According to the H-O theory, countries rich in natural resources are considered as countries that ______.

a)

Produce

b)

Goods

c)

Export

d)

Import

98.

Vietnam exports textiles, footwear, and imports machinery and equipment. This trade pattern can be explained by which theory?

a)

Heckscher-Ohlin theory

b)

H-O-S theory

c)

Comparative advantage theory

d)

Absolute advantage theory

99.

According to the H-O theory, the basic reason for international trade is the difference between countries in ______.

a)

Exporting products

b)

Importing products

c)

Surplus production factors

d)

Exporting labor