Chapter 7 assignment
export
Goods that are taxed as they ship out of a country have a __________ tariff
services
Member nations hoped that the WTO would be a facilitator of future trade deals especially in the area of _____________.
enforcement
The WTO (world trade organization) was more successful than the GATT because the WTO has _________ methods that make it more effective
infant industry
The oldest argument for government intervention in trade where developing nations must protect their domestic industries until they are ready to compete globally is the ___________ argument
true
True or false: Governments do not always act in the national interest when intervening in the economy.
tariffs
What instrument of trade policy has been used the longest?
quantity
import quotas are based on the __________ of the good
greater
During the 1980s, the trend was for ___________ protectionism around the world.
higher than
Tariff rates on agricultural products tend to be ___________ tariff rates on a manufactured good.
protecting jobs and industries
What is considered the most common political argument for government intervention in foreign trade?
less innovation in the world economy
What is likely to happen in the absence of a multilateral agreement in the international trading system?
free
_________ trade is the economic policy of not discriminating against exports to or imports from foreign countries.
Tariff barriers
____________ constrain a firm's ability to export its products by raising the price of the exported product, which could put the firm at a competitive disadvantage with domestic firms in that country.
dynamic
Based on the theories of Ricardo and Smith, the consequences of free trade include _____________ economic gains in terms of economic growth and wealth creation.
ban
During the 1970s, Congress did not allow US industries to export crude oil production. This action is an example of an export __________
local content requirement
In order to win a contract from Mexico, QVB Autos Manufacturing must make 65% of the component parts for their automobiles in Mexico. This is an example of a ____________
economic
Strategic trade policy suggests an ___________ justification for government intervention in trade
the government
Subsidies are a form of payment that is provided by ____________
free
The strategic trade policy argument may look good in theory, but in practice it may be unworkable. As a result, the case for ____________ trade may come to the forefront.
trust
Unrestricted free trade is impossible if there is a lack of _________ between nations
voluntary export restraints, import quotas, subsidies
What are three main instruments of trade policy?
they raise the cost of exporting products, quotas limit the ability to serve a country from outside locales
What are two ways trade barriers hamper a firm's productive activities?
industries
When governments intervene in foreign trade, they often claim they are protecting ____________ from unfair foreign competition.
more
As a result of the Doha Round, _____________ countries are entering into multilateral and bilateral trade agreements.
reducing tariffs on manufactured goods, reducing agricultural subsidies, reducing tariffs on industrial goods
The Uruguay Round started in 1986 and eventually provided for which three provisions?
Japan
The economic success of ___________ put a strain on the WTO during the 1980s and promoted protectionism measures
administrative
Governments implement ____________ trade policies that are designed to make it difficult for imports to enter a country.
multilateral trade agreements
In response to the apparent failure of the current Doha Round, many nations have implemented __________
2016, Brexit
In the year ______, Britain withdrew from the European Union following a national referendum known as __________
free trade
When the government does not use quotas, taxes or other means to restrict what its citizens can buy from or sell to another country, it is called _______________
Britain
Which country was the first to officially follow a policy of free trade in the mid 1800s?
Ricardo
Which economist was a key figure in the early free trade movement in Great Britain?
local content requirement
Evan works in a country in which the government has stated that 45% of all goods must be produced domestically. What type of requirement does this country have in place?
interest groups
Krugman argues that strategic trade policy should not be embraced because many times governments are influenced by politically important ___________ to intervene in the economy.
antidumping
Sergei believes that a Japanese-based company is selling digital cameras well-below market costs in the United States and thereby gaining all of the business. He plans to report this to the Commerce Department who can examine the case based on US ____________ policies
compete globally
The infant industry argument for trade intervention states that developing countries need to support new industries until they are strong enough to ___________
trade
The main objective of GATT (general agreement on tariffs and trade) was to liberalize _________ restrictions
decrease
The protection of intellectual property has becoming increasingly important to the WTO. The basis for this is that without this protection, the incentive for innovation would ______________ and economies would suffer.
establish anti-dumping restriction
What can be used to target competitors supported by subsidies who are selling goods at prices that are below their costs of production?
import quota
A _________ is a type of trade restriction that sets a physical limit of the quantity of a product that can be imported in to the country in a set period of time?
imports or exports
A tariff is a tax levied on ___________
protectionism
Rising pressures for ____________ lead to ongoing GATT negotiations via the Uruguay Round.
administrative
Government implement _____________ trade policies that are designed to make it difficult for imports to enter a country
antidumping policy
What policy is intended to protect domestic producers from foreign competitors who sell goods in foreign markets below their costs of production?
The Uruguay round
Which round of GATT negotiations provided enhanced protection for intellectual property and significantly reduced barriers on trade in textiles?
