Deck 5: Integrating Global, Regional, and National Markets
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Deck 5: Integrating Global, Regional, and National Markets
1
Which of these would be considered a non-tariff barrier?
A) A marking duty assessed to cover costs of marking imported goods with the country of origin.
B) The EU ban on hormone-treated beef from the United States.
C) A 30% tax on Japanese steel entering the United States.
D) The US government collects 51 cents for every imported wristwatch.
A) A marking duty assessed to cover costs of marking imported goods with the country of origin.
B) The EU ban on hormone-treated beef from the United States.
C) A 30% tax on Japanese steel entering the United States.
D) The US government collects 51 cents for every imported wristwatch.
B
Explanation: This duty can be categorized as a type of tariff.
Explanation: This duty can be categorized as a type of tariff.
2
NAFTA is an example of a customs union.
False
Explanation: NAFTA is actually an example of a free trade area.
Explanation: NAFTA is actually an example of a free trade area.
3
The fastest growing regional economy in the world is _______________.
A) the European Union
B) Asia
C) the United States
D) the Middle East, due largely to oil revenues
A) the European Union
B) Asia
C) the United States
D) the Middle East, due largely to oil revenues
B
Explanation: As of 2005, Asia's share of world GDP on a Purchasing Power Parity basis exceeded that of the United States and the European Union.
Explanation: As of 2005, Asia's share of world GDP on a Purchasing Power Parity basis exceeded that of the United States and the European Union.
4
Custom unions possess the provisions of free trade areas as well as a common external tariff barrier for member countries.
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5
The fact that EFTA does not operate with a common currency has put its member nations at a comparative economic disadvantage to the nations of the European Union.
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6
The American Trade Agreements Act of 1979 requires that _____________________.
A) the U.S. government agencies only purchase goods made in America
B) the government subsidize all U.S. manufacturers producing defense-related equipment
C) the United States comply with all trade agreement proposals initiated by the World Trade Organization
D) the U.S. government agencies buy products that undergo substantial transformation or final assembly in the United States or one of 30 approved countries
A) the U.S. government agencies only purchase goods made in America
B) the government subsidize all U.S. manufacturers producing defense-related equipment
C) the United States comply with all trade agreement proposals initiated by the World Trade Organization
D) the U.S. government agencies buy products that undergo substantial transformation or final assembly in the United States or one of 30 approved countries
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7
Foreign trade flows are concentrated in the developing countries.
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8
Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke's 2006 visit to China resulted in a reduction of China's trade surplus with the U.S.
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9
Global and regional trade agreements differ in that ______________________________________.
A) global trade agreements allow many countries to trade free from most restrictions, while regional agreements lower barriers among members, but not non-members
B) global trade agreements provide restriction-free trade opportunities for all nations, while regional agreements limit trade barriers for developing nations only
C) global trade agreements encompass all product and service categories, while regional agreements are specific to certain industry classifications
D) global trade agreements lower trade barriers only for those countries that are part of the WTO
A) global trade agreements allow many countries to trade free from most restrictions, while regional agreements lower barriers among members, but not non-members
B) global trade agreements provide restriction-free trade opportunities for all nations, while regional agreements limit trade barriers for developing nations only
C) global trade agreements encompass all product and service categories, while regional agreements are specific to certain industry classifications
D) global trade agreements lower trade barriers only for those countries that are part of the WTO
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10
Most economists support trade liberalization in a globalized world.
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11
Quotas are defined as ___________________.
A) limits on the amount of currency that can be allowed to leave the country
B) taxes levied on exports
C) limits on the amount of goods that can be imported into a country
D) taxes levied on imported products
A) limits on the amount of currency that can be allowed to leave the country
B) taxes levied on exports
C) limits on the amount of goods that can be imported into a country
D) taxes levied on imported products
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12
Preferential trading terms among members,lower-cost access to member country markets,and the ease of harmonizing market standards regionally are all rationale for ________________.
A) the reduction in new regional trade agreements
B) the success of the World Trade Organization
C) the rise of regional integration movements
D) the increase in non-tariff barriers
A) the reduction in new regional trade agreements
B) the success of the World Trade Organization
C) the rise of regional integration movements
D) the increase in non-tariff barriers
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13
Common markets ____________________________.
A) offer free movement of people, but not capital
B) have a common established currency
C) include all the provisions of a customs union plus the free movement of people and capital
D) include all the provisions of free-trade areas plus the free movement of people and capital
A) offer free movement of people, but not capital
B) have a common established currency
C) include all the provisions of a customs union plus the free movement of people and capital
D) include all the provisions of free-trade areas plus the free movement of people and capital
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14
Because members of the European Union have agreed both to free trade and the free movement of labor and capital,protectionism in the EU is non-existent.
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15
Trading blocs and customs unions have resulted in all of the following circumstances except ________________.
A) a concentration of trade within regions rather than globally
B) the retention of flexibility over which sectors of industry to liberalize and which issues to negotiate
C) the removal of trade barriers between member countries
D) a shift from regional to global trade agreements
A) a concentration of trade within regions rather than globally
B) the retention of flexibility over which sectors of industry to liberalize and which issues to negotiate
C) the removal of trade barriers between member countries
D) a shift from regional to global trade agreements
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16
The economic crisis of 2008/2009 resulted in negative growth for most developed nations.
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17
A European Single Market was established when the EU and EFTA created the European Economic Area in 1994.
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18
The World Trade Organization's 2003 Cancun Conference successfully came to agreement on most of their agenda's trade issues.
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19
A tax on imported goods is called a ___________________.
A) tariff
B) quota
C) subsidy
D) barrier
A) tariff
B) quota
C) subsidy
D) barrier
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20
The Triad nations include _______________________________.
A) the United States, Japan and the European Union
B) the United States, the European Union and China
C) the United States, Canada and Mexico
D) Taiwan, Russia, India, America and Dubai
A) the United States, Japan and the European Union
B) the United States, the European Union and China
C) the United States, Canada and Mexico
D) Taiwan, Russia, India, America and Dubai
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21
A last,and most fully integrated,stage of trade integration is a _________________.
A) political union
B) customs union
C) common union
D) national union
A) political union
B) customs union
C) common union
D) national union
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