buisness ch 3

a nontariff barrier

Esterotia, a European country, requires red-tape-intensive licenses for all alcohol imports. In this scenario, which of the following types of trade restrictions does the country use?

they have a large cohort of technically skilled university graduates who work for about one-fifth the pay of comparable American workers.

In the context of international trade, India, China, and the Philippines attract multibillion-dollar investments because:

Conducting thorough customer research

In the context of the barriers to international trade, which of the following is the best way to jump over sociocultural barriers?

innovation

In the context of the economic differences among nations in international trade, effectively serving less-developed markets requires:

true statement about exporting

It represents an especially strong opportunity for small and mid-sized companies.

reduced risk

Nescat Autos, an automobile manufacturing company, developed a secondary market for its products in a foreign country. This allowed the company to minimize its losses when its primary market failed to generate enough revenue to benefit the company. In this scenario, which of the following is most likely to have influenced Nescat Autos's decision to set up a market in another country?

a joint venture

Nessi Bru, an American construction firm, and WestBrook Inc., a Canadian construction firm, collaborated on an infrastructure project to build a railway track from Regina in Canada to Minneapolis in the United States. They shared their resources, risks, and profits, but they still functioned as two independent firms. In this scenario, Nessi Bru and WestBrook Inc. were most likely involved in _____.

compartive advantage

When the industries in a country tend to produce products that have the lowest opportunity cost relative to other countries, the country most likely has a _____.

foreign franchising

Which of the following strategies for reaching global markets is a specialized type of licensing?

Ron is an american who is touring europe

Who among the following is most likely to benefit when the dollar is strong and the euro is weak?

true

a firm that contracts with foreign licensing helps circumvent government restrictions on importing in closed markets

It enjoys an absolute advantage in terms of the particular cloth it produces.

Sloimekia can manufacture more of a certain kind of cloth than its neighboring countries, although they all have the same amount of resources for the cloth's production. In this scenario, which of the following statements is true of Sloimekia?

foreign franchising

Tanya Williams, the chief executive officer of Willister Computers, believes that the firm is currently best equipped to enter the market of Troyesna, a fast-developing country. The firm offers a small-scale producer in Tryoesna the right to produce and market its goods based on a set of specific operating functions and requirements. This scenario of Willister Computers illustrates

trade deficit

The total value of the goods exported by Maulini, a South American country, in the last fiscal year was lower in comparison to the total value of the goods imported by it. Given this information, Maulini had a _____ in the last fiscal year.

fasle

in the context of competitive advantage, the value of the first-best choice represents the oppurtunity cost of producing a second product

false

in the context of foreign direct investment, a partnershp typically involves a less formal, less encompassing agreement than a strategic alliance

false

in the context of global trade, the exchange rate can directly measure global commerce

true

in the context of international trade, often countries with the highest trade barriers have the least competition

true

in the context of the barriers to international trade, the infastructural difference between two countries fall into the category of economic differences

foreign licensing

is the authority granted by a domestic firm to an overseas firm for the rights to produce and market its product or to use its trademark/patent rights in a defined geographical area.

exporting

refers to selling products in foreign nations that have been produced or grown domestically.

true

the balance of trade plays a central role in determining the balance of payments

false

despite the growth rates in many high population countries being weak, most of these nations remain ahead of the US in terms of development and prosperity