Question 1

Trade moves jobs from import-competing industries to export industries.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The biggest retail contributor to the 1990s productivity boom was:

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A)   Target.
B)   Kroger.
C)   Walmart.
D)   Walgreen's.

Question 3

If quotas on sugar were eliminated in the United States, domestic production of sugar would fall. Why is this a benefit in economic terms for the United States?
I. Resources are freed up that could be used more efficiently elsewhere.
II. It is beneficial because it allows foreign producers of sugar to earn income and thus those countries are better off.
III. U.S. consumers are able to enjoy increased consumer surplus because of the lower prices of imported sugar.

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A)   I and II only
B)   I and III only
C)   II and III only
D)   I, II, and III

Question 4

Use the following to answer questions: Figure: Bananas 
-(Figure: Bananas)  Refer to the figure. If there is a $3 tariff on bananas, domestic consumers buy ______ fewer bananas and domestic producers grow ______ additional bananas.

Accepted Answer

A)   50,000; 10,000
B)   75,000; 10,000
C)   50,000; 20,000
D)   75,000; 20,000

Question 5

The United States is not competitive with Brazil in sugar production partly because:

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A)   the average United States climate is not ideal for sugar production.
B)   the average Brazilian climate is not ideal for sugar production.
C)   the United States does not focus on sugar production.
D)   Brazil does not focus on sugar production.

Question 6

Use the following to answer questions: Figure: International Trade 3 
-(Figure: International Trade 3)  Refer to the figure. If the government in this diagram eliminates all imports with a tariff, the value of the lost gains from trade is:

Accepted Answer

A)   $4.50.
B)   $81.
C)   $27.
D)   $36.

Question 7

Trade:

Accepted Answer

A)   decreases the number of jobs.
B)   increases the number of jobs.
C)   moves jobs from export industries to import-competing industries.
D)   moves jobs from import-competing industries to export industries.

Question 8

Strategic trade protectionism makes:

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A)   all countries better off.
B)   no one better off.
C)   foreign countries better off at the expense of the domestic country.
D)   the domestic country better off at the expense of foreign countries.

Question 9

Why does economic growth require job destruction?

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A)   Economic growth requires international trade, which has been proven to cause short-term job loss.
B)   Economic growth comes from creating and producing goods that use resources more productively, causing job loss in industries that use outdated technology.
C)   Excessive job creation can destroy economic growth.
D)   When economic growth occurs, there are not enough resources left over for worker retraining and re-education programs.

Question 10

History has shown that one of the most effective tools against child labor is:

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A)   regulations.
B)   laws.
C)   economic growth.
D)   quotas.

Question 11

In 1845, French economist Frédéric Bastiat famously compared tariffs to blocking out the sun since both low-priced imports and free sunlight discourage domestic industry. What part of the trade diagram best describes the encouragement of domestic industry if Bastiat's "blockade" was taken seriously?

Accepted Answer

A)   deadweight loss
B)   fall in consumer surplus
C)   fall in producer surplus
D)   wasted resources

Question 12

For strategic trade protectionism to be effective, the:

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A)   good in question must be produced with high-tech equipment.
B)   supply of the good in question must be elastic.
C)   supply of the good in question must be inelastic.
D)   good in question must be one of many goods that the country exports.

Question 13

When a country adopts free trade and becomes a net exporter of a good, that good:

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A)   becomes cheaper for domestic consumers.
B)   becomes more expensive for domestic consumers.
C)   does not change in price.
D)   may get cheaper or more expensive for domestic consumers.

Question 14

The U.S. price of sugar is higher than the world price of sugar due primarily to a:

Accepted Answer

A)   subsidy.
B)   quota.
C)   local content requirement.
D)   tariff.

Question 15

Economic theory supports the existence of specialized majors in college.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which statement is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A)   Although inefficient, trade restrictions are effective at reducing child labor.
B)   Most child labor around the world takes place in factories that export products.
C)   Rising real GDP per capita has been an important force in reducing child labor.
D)   About 50% of the world's children aged 10 to 14 work.

Question 17

Use the following to answer questions: Figure: Trade 
-(Figure: Trade)  Refer to the figure. If this figure represents the market for oil and the country imposes no tariffs on international trade, domestic consumption will be:

Accepted Answer

A)   500 units.
B)   1,000 units.
C)   1,150 units.
D)   1,300 units.

Question 18

Use the following to answer questions: Figure: International Trade 4 
-(Figure: International Trade 4)  Refer to the figure. If, in this figure, the government eliminated free trade, producer surplus would:

Accepted Answer

A)   increase by $18.
B)   increase by $50.
C)   decrease by $36.
D)   increase by $22.50.

Question 19

Who does protectionism hurt?

Accepted Answer

A)   domestic producers only
B)   domestic consumers only
C)   international producers only
D)   international producers and domestic consumers

Question 20

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