A) provides financial assistance to all unemployed workers in the United States.
B) guarantees jobs for all workers displaced by imports or plant relocations abroad.
C) provides assistance to about 20 percent of unemployed U.S. workers each year.
D) provides cash assistance for workers displaced by imports or plant relocations abroad.
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A) tractors.
B) DVD players.
C) beef.
D) chemicals.
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A) constitutes a general case for permanent tariffs.
B) is simply comparative advantage at work.
C) may be part of a nation's strategy to rectify its trade deficit.
D) drives up prices of the dumped goods.
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A) Offshoring has an overall negative impact on the U.S. economy because of the significant domestic job losses it causes.
B) Offshoring benefits the U.S. economy by promoting greater specialization and exchange of goods and services based on comparative advantage.
C) Offshoring provides some cost advantages but generally results in much-lower-quality goods for consumers.
D) Job losses from offshoring are magnified by job losses in complementary industries.
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A) 1 tea = 2 pots to 1 tea = 6 pots
B) 1 tea = 3 pots to 1 tea = 6 pots
C) 1 tea = 2 pots to 1 tea = 3.5 pots
D) 1 tea = 1 pot to 1 tea = 3 pots
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A) exporting products.
B) importing products.
C) import tariffs.
D) import quotas.
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A) free trade to tariffs and tariffs to import quotas.
B) free trade to import quotas and import quotas to tariffs.
C) import quotas to tariffs and tariffs to voluntary export restrictions.
D) import quotas to free trade and free trade to tariffs.
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A) France has a comparative advantage in the production of chemicals.
B) Germany has a comparative advantage in the production of chemicals.
C) France has an absolute advantage in the production of chemicals.
D) Germany has an absolute advantage in the production of chemicals.
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A) greater self-sufficiency.
B) higher product prices.
C) higher utilization of resources.
D) higher total output.
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A) 1 ton of chemicals = 1 ton of steel
B) 2 tons of chemicals = 1 ton of steel
C) 5 tons of chemicals = 2 tons of steel
D) 9 tons of chemicals = 5 tons of steel
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A) increases efficiency within the country.
B) decreases production costs.
C) benefits domestic exporters.
D) none of these answers are correct.
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A) the exchange ratio of X for Y is fixed.
B) the terms of trade increase in both nations.
C) there is excess capacity in both economies.
D) the exchange ratio for X and Y reflect their domestic opportunity costs.
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A) price of wristwatches in the United States would decrease and total quantity consumed (domestic and imported) would increase.
B) prices of wristwatches in Switzerland would rise, and that's how Switzerland would be hurt by the quota.
C) price of wristwatches in the United States would remain the same, but the quantity would fall as imports fell.
D) total quantity of wristwatches (domestic and imported) purchased would decline as prices rose.
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A) resource endowments.
B) technological capabilities.
C) product quality and other attributes.
D) income levels.
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A) decrease the price to the consumers.
B) increase the price to the consumers.
C) will not affect the price to the consumers.
D) increase the total quantity of the product consumed.
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A) protective tariffs.
B) import quotas.
C) revenue tariffs.
D) voluntary export restrictions.
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A) it only benefits a small fraction of all unemployed workers.
B) money spent on the program overstimulates aggregate demand and threatens to cause inflation.
C) benefits are too low to provide unemployed workers with a livable wage.
D) it distorts patterns of foreign trade, reducing the gains from trade.
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