Exam 6: The Theory of Tariffs and Quotas
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When did intellectual property rights become part of trade agreements?
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Relative to the domestic market without trade,when the country is able to import from abroad at a price less than the domestic price,which of the following will NOT occur?
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Tariff revenue is an important source of operating revenue for many governments of high income countries.
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Both tariffs and quotas lead to a decrease in imports,a decrease in domestic consumption,and an increase in domestic production.
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Which of the following is a FALSE statement about issues/negotiations in the Doha Development agenda?
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If the effective rate of protection is greater than the nominal rate of protection,there must be tariffs on intermediate products.
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What do developing countries want regarding agriculture in the Doha Round?
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The graph above shows supply and demand in the domestic market without trade.Consumer surplus without trade is represented by area

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Nontariff measures are generally much more difficult to eliminate than tariffs and quotas because they are embedded more deeply in national economic policies.
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