Exam 5: Movement of Labor and Capital Between Countries

In the specificfactors model, labor migration from Mexico to the United States will cause _ in u.S.lowskilled wages and _ in Mexican low Skilled wages.

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Question 41

Which of the following statements does NOT describe The effect(s) of labor immigration?

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Question 42

The international movement of factors of production:

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Question 43

Largescale immigration into the New World, between 1870 and 1913 caused the real wages to:

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Question 44

When FDI occurs, what are the longrun effects of FDI On industry output in the recipient nation?

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Question 45

Because the capitallabor ratio will be unchanged in the Long run, how will immigration affect the MPs and Returns to factors of production?

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Question 46

Which of the following is a key assumption in proving The gains from immigration?

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Question 47

Large numbers of Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, and Philippine labor are working (mainly in low skilled jobs) in Arabian Peninsula countries (e.g., Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates).Suppose that you are an Indian worker who could earn $1,000 annually at home and $3,000 in Saudi Arabia. A) Compare the productivity of this worker at home and in Saudi Arabia. B) Why might these productivities differ? C) Often, a broker arranges visas for foreigners to work in Saudi Arabia.What is the maximum amount that an Indian worker might be willing to pay a broker to arrange a work visa for Saudi Arabia?

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Question 48

Which model can we use to analyze the shortrun Effects of migration?

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Question 49

According to the Rybczynski theorem, why will labor immigration lead to a longrun increase in output in a laborintensive industry and a decrease in the output of a capitalintensive industry?

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Question 50

In 2010, were remittances from emigrant labor from developing countries more or less important than official foreign aid to these countries?

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Question 51

In the long run, if all resources can move within a Nation, an inflow of FDI will:

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Question 52

In order to analyze migration in the long run, it is Appropriate to use:

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Question 53

Foreign direct investment that takes the form of Purchasing an existing plant is often called:

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Question 54

When we use the specificfactors model to study Immigration, we assume that:

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Question 55

In the very long run, theoretically there will be Equilibrium if capital and labor are free to migrate.If And when this ever happens, what will the global Economy experience?

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Question 56

In the long run, an increase in FDI in the Manufacturing sector will:

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Question 57

The specificfactors model predicts that after Immigration, the equilibrium wage in both industries in The destination nation:

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Question 58

Without productivity growth, what is the longrun Effect of labor migration on the receiving country?

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Question 59

If a person leaves Sweden to work in the United States, She is said to from Sweden and __ To the United States.

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In the specificfactors model, labor migration from Mexico to the United States will cause _ in u.S.lowskilled wages and _ in Mexican low Skilled wages.

Which of the following statements does NOT describe The effect(s) of labor immigration?

The international movement of factors of production:

Largescale immigration into the New World, between 1870 and 1913 caused the real wages to:

When FDI occurs, what are the longrun effects of FDI On industry output in the recipient nation?

Because the capitallabor ratio will be unchanged in the Long run, how will immigration affect the MPs and Returns to factors of production?

Which of the following is a key assumption in proving The gains from immigration?

Which model can we use to analyze the shortrun Effects of migration?

According to the Rybczynski theorem, why will labor immigration lead to a longrun increase in output in a laborintensive industry and a decrease in the output of a capitalintensive industry?

In 2010, were remittances from emigrant labor from developing countries more or less important than official foreign aid to these countries?

In the long run, if all resources can move within a Nation, an inflow of FDI will:

In order to analyze migration in the long run, it is Appropriate to use:

Foreign direct investment that takes the form of Purchasing an existing plant is often called:

When we use the specificfactors model to study Immigration, we assume that:

In the very long run, theoretically there will be Equilibrium if capital and labor are free to migrate.If And when this ever happens, what will the global Economy experience?

In the long run, an increase in FDI in the Manufacturing sector will:

The specificfactors model predicts that after Immigration, the equilibrium wage in both industries in The destination nation:

Without productivity growth, what is the longrun Effect of labor migration on the receiving country?

If a person leaves Sweden to work in the United States, She is said to from Sweden and __ To the United States.

The Global Economy

Trade and Technology: the Ricardian Model

Gains and Losses From Trade in the Specific-Factors Model

Trade and Resources: the Heckscher-Ohlin Model

Increasing Returns to Scale and Monopolistic Competition

Import Tariffs and Quotas Under Perfect Competition

Import Tariffs and Quotas Under Imperfect Competition

International Agreements: Trade, Labor, and the Environment

Introduction to Exchange Rates and the Foreign Exchange Market

Exchange Rates I: the Monetary Approach in the Long Run

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Exam 5: Movement of Labor and Capital Between Countries

In the specific­factors model, labor migration from Mexico to the United States will cause _________ in u.S.low­skilled wages and _________ in Mexican low­ Skilled wages.

Which of the following statements does NOT describe The effect(s) of labor immigration?

The international movement of factors of production:

Large­scale immigration into the New World, between 1870 and 1913 caused the real wages to:

When FDI occurs, what are the long­run effects of FDI On industry output in the recipient nation?

Because the capital­labor ratio will be unchanged in the Long run, how will immigration affect the MPs and Returns to factors of production?

Which of the following is a key assumption in proving The gains from immigration?

Which model can we use to analyze the short­run Effects of migration?

According to the Rybczynski theorem, why will labor immigration lead to a long­run increase in output in a labor­intensive industry and a decrease in the output of a capital­intensive industry?

In 2010, were remittances from emigrant labor from developing countries more or less important than official foreign aid to these countries?

In the long run, if all resources can move within a Nation, an inflow of FDI will:

In order to analyze migration in the long run, it is Appropriate to use:

Foreign direct investment that takes the form of Purchasing an existing plant is often called:

When we use the specific­factors model to study Immigration, we assume that:

In the very long run, theoretically there will be Equilibrium if capital and labor are free to migrate.If And when this ever happens, what will the global Economy experience?

In the long run, an increase in FDI in the Manufacturing sector will:

The specific­factors model predicts that after Immigration, the equilibrium wage in both industries in The destination nation:

Without productivity growth, what is the long­run Effect of labor migration on the receiving country?

If a person leaves Sweden to work in the United States, She is said to ________ from Sweden and __________ To the United States.

The Global Economy

Trade and Technology: the Ricardian Model

Gains and Losses From Trade in the Specific-Factors Model

Trade and Resources: the Heckscher-Ohlin Model

Increasing Returns to Scale and Monopolistic Competition

Import Tariffs and Quotas Under Perfect Competition

Import Tariffs and Quotas Under Imperfect Competition

International Agreements: Trade, Labor, and the Environment

Introduction to Exchange Rates and the Foreign Exchange Market

Exchange Rates I: the Monetary Approach in the Long Run

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In the specificfactors model, labor migration from Mexico to the United States will cause _ in u.S.lowskilled wages and _ in Mexican low Skilled wages.

Largescale immigration into the New World, between 1870 and 1913 caused the real wages to:

When FDI occurs, what are the longrun effects of FDI On industry output in the recipient nation?

Because the capitallabor ratio will be unchanged in the Long run, how will immigration affect the MPs and Returns to factors of production?

Which model can we use to analyze the shortrun Effects of migration?

According to the Rybczynski theorem, why will labor immigration lead to a longrun increase in output in a laborintensive industry and a decrease in the output of a capitalintensive industry?

When we use the specificfactors model to study Immigration, we assume that:

The specificfactors model predicts that after Immigration, the equilibrium wage in both industries in The destination nation:

Without productivity growth, what is the longrun Effect of labor migration on the receiving country?

If a person leaves Sweden to work in the United States, She is said to from Sweden and __ To the United States.