Exam 9: International Factor Movements and Multinational Enterprises
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In recent years,Canada has virtually closed its borders to foreign workers who desire to migrate to the country.
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The largest share of U.S.direct investment abroad has recently gone to
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All of the following are potential advantages of an international joint venture except:
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Most vertical foreign investment,as implemented by multinational corporations,is "forward" in nature rather than "backward."
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______ would likely oppose policies that permit foreign workers to migrate more freely to the United States
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Figure 9.1 illustrates the market conditions facing Sony Company and American Company 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.Suppose that Sony Company and American Company jointly form a new firm,Venture Company,whose ball bearings replace the output sold by the parents in the domestic market.Assuming that Venture Company operates as a monopoly and that its costs equal MC0=AC0,the firm's price,output,and total profit would respectively equal:

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If a joint venture among competing firms is able to cut costs by extracting wage concessions from domestic workers,national welfare increases.
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The smallest share of U.S.direct investment abroad has recently gone to
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Figure 9.1 illustrates the market conditions facing Sony Company and American Company 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,domestic households attain ____ of consumer surplus:

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Figure 9.1 illustrates the market conditions facing Sony Company and American Company 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.Assume Venture Company's formation yields new cost reductions,indicated by MC1=AC1,which result from wage concessions accepted by Venture Company employees.The net effect of Venture Company's formation on the welfare of the domestic economy is:

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Concerning the decision by an American to lend or invest abroad,which of the following countries is generally considered to be the most risky?
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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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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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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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Both Coca-Cola Co.and Pepsi-Cola Co.are multinational firms in that their soft drinks are bottled throughout the world.This practice illustrates:
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According to U.S.tax law a multinational enterprise headquartered in the United States is allowed credits against its U.S.income tax liabilities in an amount equal to the income taxes it pays to foreign governments.
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Foreign-owned companies in the United States operate under more strict antitrust,environmental,and other regulations than U.S.-owned companies.
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"Guest worker" programs generally result in temporary migration of workers from:
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The least common type of migration patterns is for people to migrate permanently from
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