Exam 9: International Factor Movements and Multinational Enterprises
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General Electric and Boeing are examples of American companies that have greatly benefitted from the transfer of technology from China to the United States.
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Which type of multinational diversification occurs when the parent firm establishes foreign subsidiaries to produce intermediate goods going into the production of finished goods?
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Foreign direct investment would occur if Mobile Inc.of the United States acquired sufficient common stock in a foreign oil company to assume voting control.
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The source (home) location of most of the world's leading multinational enterprises is
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Suppose General Motors charges its Mexican subsidiary $1 million for auto assembly equipment that could be purchased on the open market for $800,000.This practice is BEST referred to as
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Which of the following is NOT a significant motive for the formation of multinational enterprises?
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There is universal agreement on an exact definition of a multinational enterprise.
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Suppose that a steel manufacturer headquartered in Japan sets up a subsidiary in Canada to produce steel.This practice is referred to as
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If the size of the Canadian market is large enough to permit efficient production in Canada, a U.S.firm would profit by establishing a Canadian manufacturing subsidiary or licensing rights to a Canadian firm to manufacture and sell its product in Canada.
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Royal Dutch Shell, Walmart Stores, and Sinopec Group are among the world's smallest corporations in recent years.
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International joint ventures tend to yield a welfare-increasing market-power effect and a welfare-decreasing cost-reduction effect.
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Suppose that a steel company locates a production facility near a source of iron.This is an example of
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The United States has discouraged the "brain drain" problem by permitting the immigration of unskilled workers while restricting the immigration of skilled persons.
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Trade analysis involving multinational enterprises DIFFERS from our conventional trade analysis in that multinational enterprise analysis emphasizes
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A joint venture leads to increases in national welfare if the cost-reduction effect is due to wage concessions and if it more than offsets the market-power effect.
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Under U.S.tax law, a parent American company can defer U.S.taxes paid on the income of its foreign subsidiary as long as that income is retained overseas rather than repatriated to the United States.
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Suppose that a local firm in a foreign market is incapable of adapting its operations to a multinational enterprise's production process.In this case______________ is not the lowest-cost method of supplying goods abroad.
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Developing countries have sometimes feared open immigration policies of developed countries on the grounds that highly educated and skilled people may immigrate to the developed countries, thus limiting the growth potential of the developing countries.
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Figure 9.1 illustrates the market conditions facing SKF and Timken, initially operating as competitors in the domestic ball bearing market. Each firm realizes constant long-run costs, MC0=AC0.
Figure 9.1. International Joint Venture
-Consider Figure 9.1.At the equilibrium price, the domestic economy attains ____ of economic surplus.

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