A) exports are greater than imports.
B) imports are greater than exports.
C) the total outflow of money is greater than the total inflow of money.
D) the total outflow of money is less than the total inflow of money.
E) exports equal imports.
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A) monetary export control.
B) nontariff barrier.
C) currency devaluation.
D) currency control.
E) foreign-exchange control.
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A) the loss of jobs.
B) the misallocation of international resources.
C) the restriction of consumers' choices.
D) higher prices for consumers.
E) the protection of the health of citizens.
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A) Australia
B) Brazil
C) Chile
D) Malaysia
E) Peru
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A) Totally owned facilities
B) Joint venture
C) Strategic alliance
D) Indirect investment
E) Exporting
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A) protect national security.
B) protect domestic jobs.
C) retaliate for Korea's tariffs.
D) lower prices for consumers.
E) protect an infant industry.
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A) Multilateral development bank
B) Inter-American Development Bank
C) European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
D) Small Business Administration
E) Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee
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A) Japan would have a comparative advantage in electronics manufacturing.
B) Japan would have a positive balance of trade.
C) The United States would have a comparative advantage in electronics.
D) Japan would have an absolute advantage in electronics production.
E) Japan would have a trade deficit with the United States.
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A) China and Japan
B) Japan and India
C) The United States and Japan
D) Russia and China
E) China and Indonesia
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A) the loss of jobs in foreign countries.
B) advancing technology will harm the country's economy.
C) restriction of consumers' choices.
D) protection of the health of its citizens.
E) helping the foreign country become more competitive.
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A) Contact local government to see if taxes on trade can be waived.
B) Establish an overseas distribution network.
C) Set export prices and payment terms, methods, and techniques.
D) Identify key foreign markets for the product.
E) Identify exportable products.
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A) exports.
B) imports.
C) military spending.
D) foreign aid.
E) investments.
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A) Licence
B) letter of credit
C) bill of lading
D) Draft
E) voucher
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A) import quota.
B) currency devaluation.
C) prohibition.
D) embargo.
E) dumping restriction.
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A) reducing the number of units exported.
B) raising the price of the product in the importing nation.
C) reducing the number of units imported.
D) creating a trade restriction.
E) protecting a domestic industry from competition.
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