A) the different ways many countries found to get around GATT regulations.
B) the opening up of national markets to cheap products from China.
C) the fall of the Soviet Union.
D) the persistent trade lead taken by the United States.
E) the Japanese failure in industries such as automobiles and semiconductors that strained the world trading system.
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A) net profit.
B) quota rent.
C) trade surplus.
D) profit margin.
E) quota share.
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A) Import quotas benefit domestic producers by limiting import competition.
B) Import quotas always lower the prices for domestically produced goods.
C) Higher tariff rates are usually applied to imports within the quota than those over the quota.
D) Import quotas benefit consumers by decreasing the domestic price of an imported good.
E) Import quotas help foreign producers gain a competitive advantage.
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A) VERs benefit consumers by limiting import competition.
B) VERs reduce the domestic price of an imported good.
C) When imports are limited to a low percentage of the market by a VER,the price is bid up for that limited foreign supply.
D) Foreign producers agree to VERs because they fear economic instability in the world economy.
E) VERs negatively affect domestic producers by increasing import competition.
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A) strategic trade policy.
B) public policy.
C) absolute advantage.
D) product life-cycle.
E) industrialization.
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A) It hampers the chances of a country's firms to effectively exploit the first-mover advantages.
B) It is certain to be captured by special-interest groups within the economy,which will distort it to their own ends.
C) It increases the prices of the products for the domestic consumers.
D) It hampers the abilities of the domestic firms to achieve a dominant position in the global industry.
E) It leads to a compromise in national sovereignty.
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A) tariff barriers raising the costs of exporting products to a country
B) quotas restricting the quantity of a good that can be imported into a country
C) local content requirements demanding a specific fraction of domestic production
D) increasing integration of the world economy
E) antidumping policies limiting the ability of a firm to use aggressive pricing
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A) slackness of enforcement agencies
B) WTO's noncommittal approach to antidumping laws
C) bilateral VERs which subvert antidumping laws
D) vague definition of what constitutes "dumping"
E) lack of consensus among member nations
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A) local content tariff
B) ad valorem tariff
C) subsidies
D) import quotas
E) antidumping duties
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A) reducing barriers to cross-border investment
B) phasing out subsidies to agricultural producers
C) limiting the use of antidumping laws
D) attempts to tie trade to labor standards in a country
E) cutting tariffs on industrial goods and services
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A) voluntary export restraint.
B) quota rent.
C) import quota.
D) local content requirement.
E) antidumping policy.
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A) A wide range of services were to be excluded from GATT fair trade and market access rules.
B) Tariffs on industrial goods were to be raised by more than one-third,and tariffs were to be scrapped on more than 50 percent on a wide range of services.
C) The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was to be created to implement the GATT agreement.
D) Barriers on trade in textiles were to be significantly reduced over 10 years.
E) Average tariff rates imposed by developed nations on manufactured goods were to be raised by 20 percent of the value,the highest level in modern history.
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A) helps the firm raise capital in the primary market
B) limits the ability of a firm to raise prices in response to high demand
C) enhances the firm's ability to disperse its productive activities in an efficient manner
D) limits the ability of a firm to use aggressive pricing to gain market share in a country
E) enhances a firm's competitive advantage to indigenous competitors in that country
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A) dominate the industry.
B) move away from protectionism.
C) provoke retaliation.
D) incur huge financial debts.
E) upset the special-interest groups within the economy.
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