A) International Monetary Fund (IMF) .
B) World Trade Organization (WTO) .
C) Common Market Organization (CMO) .
D) International Trade Commission (ITC) .
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A) downsloping because a lower dollar price of yen means U.S.goods are cheaper to the Japanese.
B) upsloping because a higher dollar price of yen means U.S.goods are cheaper to the Japanese.
C) upsloping because a lower dollar price of yen means U.S.goods are cheaper to the Japanese.
D) downsloping because a higher dollar price of yen means U.S.goods are cheaper to the Japanese.
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A) 2 rubber bands
B) 1 rubber band
C) ½ rubber band
D) ¼ rubber band
The opportunity cost of 1 paper clip = 40/80 = ½ rubber band.
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A) Zaire
B) Iran
C) Peru
D) China
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A) an increase in domestic employment.
B) an increase in export businesses.
C) a reallocation of domestic workers from export industries to protected domestic industries.
D) a reallocation of consumer spending to imported products over domestically produced products.
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A) 153.
B) 25.
C) 80.
D) 202.
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True/False
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A) exceeded;$146B
B) fell short of;$146B
C) exceeded;$257B
D) fell short of;$257B
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True/False
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A) depreciate the dollar.
B) appreciate the dollar.
C) reduce the equilibrium quantity of euros.
D) depreciate the euro.
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A) at a lower average total cost.
B) at a lower domestic opportunity cost.
C) with less capital.
D) with less labor.
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A) decrease the prices of both U.S.imports and exports.
B) increase the prices of both U.S.imports and exports.
C) decrease the prices of U.S.imports but increase the prices to foreigners of U.S.exports.
D) increase the prices of U.S.imports but decrease the prices to foreigners of U.S.exports.
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A) 5X and 15Y.
B) 10Y.
C) 15X and 5Y.
D) 25X.
Italy should solely make product X (50 units) and Greece should solely make product Y (60 units) .Initially,Italy made 25 units of both product X and product Y and Greece made 20 units of both product X and product Y,giving a combined output of 45 units of product X and 45 units of product Y.After specialization,there will be 50 units total of product X and 60 units total of product Y.This is a gain of 5 units of product X and 15 units of product Y.
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A) tractors.
B) DVD players.
C) wheat.
D) chemicals.
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A) Increase in domestic employment
B) Protection against dumping
C) Strategic trade policy
D) Cheap foreign labor
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A) Travel by citizens of country X in other countries
B) The desire of foreigners to buy stocks and bonds of firms in country X
C) The imports of country X
D) Charitable contributions by country X's citizens to citizens of developing nations
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A) Italy should export X and Greece should export Y.
B) Greece should export X and Italy should export Y.
C) Production in both countries is subject to increasing costs.
D) Italy should import both X and Y from Greece.
Italy has a comparative advantage in the production of product X because of its lower opportunity cost (1 vs.2) ,while Greece has a comparative advantage in the production of product Y because of its lower opportunity cost (½ vs.2) .Therefore,Italy should export product X and Greece should export product Y.
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