Deck 7: Understanding Terms of Trade and International Trade Policies

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The ratio of price of export to price of import is called

A)Import price
B)Export rate
C)Foreign exchange
D)Terms of trade
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Px / Pm is

A)Gros barter terms of trade
B)Net Barter terms oftrade
C)Terms of trade
D)Commodity terms of trade
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When many commodities are traded terms of trade is expresed as -------of its export pricr to import price

A)sum
B)multiple
C)index ratio
D)index
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If import prices rse more than export prices, terms of trade have -------

A)improved
B)deteriorated
C)increased
D)advanced
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The limitations of Commodty terms of trade gave rise to -------

A)Net barter terms of trade
B)gross barter term of trade
C)single factoral terms of trade
D)double fctoral terms of trade
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A favourable terms of trade indicates -------imports for given exports

A)more
B)less
C)lower
D)same
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         is equally important as price of exports

A)Income from exports
B)Production level of exports
C)amount of labor fromexports
D)raw materials used for exports
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A decline in price would increase exports if demand is-------     

A)inelastic
B)elastic
C)constant
D)fluctuating
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-------introduced the concept of Gross barter terms of trade

A)Adam Smith
B)Alfred Marshall
C)F W Taussig
D)David Ricardo
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Single factoral terms of trade take in to account

A)Export and import prices
B)Changes in efficiency of factors producing export goods
C)Changes in demand for imports
D)Changes in demand for exports
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Two countries can gain from foreign trade if

A)Cost ratios are different
B)Price ratios are different
C)Both cost ratios and price ratios are different
D)Tarifs are different
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J.S.Mill brought in -------factor to explain termsof trade

A)cost
B)demand
C)supply
D)quality
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Reciprocal demand is

A)Mutual demand of two countries to each other's goods
B)Mutual supply
C)price of export and import
D)Investment
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The developing Countries it is argued usually

A)Enjoy Favourable terms of trade
B)Suffers from adverse terms of trade
C)have better income terms of trade
D)have better bargaining power
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Comparative advantage occurs when ……..than other country .

A)A country has more population
B)A country can produce more goods
C)A country has a lower opportunity cost in the production of a good
D)A country has more product lines
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A tariff------

A)Increases the volume of trade
B)Reduces the volume of trade
C)Has no effect on the volume of trade
D)encourages foreign goods
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Terms of trade of less developed countries are generally unfavourable because

A)They export primary goods
B)They export capital goods
C)They export few goods
D)They import few goods
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According to J S Mill, equilibrium terms of trade is determined by -------demand

A)Market
B)Aggregate
C)Effective
D)Reciprocal
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Marshall and Edgeworth introduced a geometrical device to explain the gains from trade which is known as

A)Indifference cur
B)Offer curve
C)Isoquant
D)Demand curve
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The concept of offer curves is associated with the names of

A)David Ricardo
B)J S Mill and Alfred
C)Alfred Marshall an
D)Edgeworth and Pareto
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The offer curve of a country is based on

A)Relative prices
B)Price of exports
C)Price of imports
D)Volume of exports
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Reciprocal demand is

A)Mutual supply
B)Ratio of volume of
C)Ratio of earnings f
D)Mutual demand of tw
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In a free world in which no restrictions exist, international trade will lead to

A)Reduced real li
B)Reduced efficiency
C)Reduced real GDP
D)Increased efficiency
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A commercial policy is a government policy related to -------.

A)Commercial transactions of private companies
B)Economic transactions across international borders
C)Commercial transactions of developed countries
D)Taxes
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The classical economist Adam Smith was a champion of -------.

A)Protectionism
B)Free Trade
C)Trade Wars
D)Intra indstry trade
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Deck 7: Understanding Terms of Trade and International Trade Policies
1
The ratio of price of export to price of import is called

A)Import price
B)Export rate
C)Foreign exchange
D)Terms of trade
Terms of trade
2
Px / Pm is

A)Gros barter terms of trade
B)Net Barter terms oftrade
C)Terms of trade
D)Commodity terms of trade
Terms of trade
3
When many commodities are traded terms of trade is expresed as -------of its export pricr to import price

A)sum
B)multiple
C)index ratio
D)index
index ratio
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If import prices rse more than export prices, terms of trade have -------

A)improved
B)deteriorated
C)increased
D)advanced
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The limitations of Commodty terms of trade gave rise to -------

A)Net barter terms of trade
B)gross barter term of trade
C)single factoral terms of trade
D)double fctoral terms of trade
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A favourable terms of trade indicates -------imports for given exports

A)more
B)less
C)lower
D)same
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         is equally important as price of exports

A)Income from exports
B)Production level of exports
C)amount of labor fromexports
D)raw materials used for exports
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A decline in price would increase exports if demand is-------     

A)inelastic
B)elastic
C)constant
D)fluctuating
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-------introduced the concept of Gross barter terms of trade

A)Adam Smith
B)Alfred Marshall
C)F W Taussig
D)David Ricardo
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Single factoral terms of trade take in to account

A)Export and import prices
B)Changes in efficiency of factors producing export goods
C)Changes in demand for imports
D)Changes in demand for exports
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11
Two countries can gain from foreign trade if

A)Cost ratios are different
B)Price ratios are different
C)Both cost ratios and price ratios are different
D)Tarifs are different
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J.S.Mill brought in -------factor to explain termsof trade

A)cost
B)demand
C)supply
D)quality
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13
Reciprocal demand is

A)Mutual demand of two countries to each other's goods
B)Mutual supply
C)price of export and import
D)Investment
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14
The developing Countries it is argued usually

A)Enjoy Favourable terms of trade
B)Suffers from adverse terms of trade
C)have better income terms of trade
D)have better bargaining power
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15
Comparative advantage occurs when ……..than other country .

A)A country has more population
B)A country can produce more goods
C)A country has a lower opportunity cost in the production of a good
D)A country has more product lines
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16
A tariff------

A)Increases the volume of trade
B)Reduces the volume of trade
C)Has no effect on the volume of trade
D)encourages foreign goods
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17
Terms of trade of less developed countries are generally unfavourable because

A)They export primary goods
B)They export capital goods
C)They export few goods
D)They import few goods
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18
According to J S Mill, equilibrium terms of trade is determined by -------demand

A)Market
B)Aggregate
C)Effective
D)Reciprocal
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19
Marshall and Edgeworth introduced a geometrical device to explain the gains from trade which is known as

A)Indifference cur
B)Offer curve
C)Isoquant
D)Demand curve
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The concept of offer curves is associated with the names of

A)David Ricardo
B)J S Mill and Alfred
C)Alfred Marshall an
D)Edgeworth and Pareto
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21
The offer curve of a country is based on

A)Relative prices
B)Price of exports
C)Price of imports
D)Volume of exports
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22
Reciprocal demand is

A)Mutual supply
B)Ratio of volume of
C)Ratio of earnings f
D)Mutual demand of tw
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23
In a free world in which no restrictions exist, international trade will lead to

A)Reduced real li
B)Reduced efficiency
C)Reduced real GDP
D)Increased efficiency
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24
A commercial policy is a government policy related to -------.

A)Commercial transactions of private companies
B)Economic transactions across international borders
C)Commercial transactions of developed countries
D)Taxes
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25
The classical economist Adam Smith was a champion of -------.

A)Protectionism
B)Free Trade
C)Trade Wars
D)Intra indstry trade
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