A) Japan
B) Indonesia
C) Korea
D) Malaysia
E) China
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A) trading.
B) balancing.
C) exporting.
D) importing.
E) dumping.
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A) the Export-Import Bank of the United States.
B) a multilateral development bank.
C) the Export-Import Bank of the United States
D) the IMF.
E) the World Bank.
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A) export duty.
B) barter.
C) import.
D) tariff.
E) responsibility.
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A) contributing to the United States' deficit balance of payments.
B) helping increase the balance of payments for Japan.
C) exporting products and services back to Japan.
D) further decreasing the United States' balance of payments.
E) helping the United States' balance of payments.
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A) import duty.
B) nonmonetary restriction.
C) embargo.
D) restriction of trade.
E) nontariff barrier.
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A) all countries--rich or poor.
B) the United States.
C) Japan.
D) China.
E) Asia.
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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) It has a comparative advantage in wine production.
B) It has a comparative advantage in timber and oil production.
C) It has an absolute advantage in the production of wine.
D) It has an absolute advantage in timber and oil production.
E) It has no comparative or absolute advantages.
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A) Tokyo Round.
B) Kennedy Round.
C) Uruguay Round.
D) WTO.
E) United Nations.
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A) export quota.
B) export duty.
C) import quota.
D) tariff.
E) import duty.
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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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A) exceeded 25 percent.
B) equated to approximately 5 percent.
C) reached the highest levels since the early 1900s.
D) were at an all-time low.
E) reached the highest levels in history.
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A) Advocacy Center.
B) International Trade Administration.
C) National Trade Data Bank.
D) Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee.
E) Export Legal Assistance Network.
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A) bill of lading.
B) receipt.
C) letter of credit.
D) draft.
E) shipping verification.
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