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Resolution: Given that free trade is essential to our economy,Canada should take all necessary steps to ensure free trade withthe US.

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1. Who are the winners and who are the losers from "free trade"?

2. Why do economists believe that a tariff is better than an import quota? (Actually, most economists do not like either!)

3. Why is the "infant industry" protectionist argument perhaps valid for some situations?

4. What is one argument for and one argument against NAFTA?

5. Evaluate this statement: "If a country bans an import, smuggling is inevitable. We should welcome smuggling because it increases consumer welfare."

6. Suppose Country A can produce 200 toys or 400 pineapples per day, while Country B can produce 300 toys or 900 pineapples per day. Where do the comparative advantages lie? Should trade take place?

7. What is dumping? Why is this done?

8. Discuss this statement: "Free traders win the economic arguments, but protectionists (those who favor tariffs) often win the elections."

9. Do you believe that American consumers should boycott goods made by exploited workers in Less Developed Countries? Explain why this might or might not work.

Question 1

  1. In 2003, the ________ ruled that U.S. tariffs on steel imported from the EU were unfair and allowed the EU to issue retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products.
    Ā  Ā 
    World Trade Organization
    Ā  Ā 
    United Nations
    Ā  Ā 
    European Central Bank
    Ā  Ā 
    International Human Rights Commission

Question 2

  1. The idea of the U.S.-Canadian Free-Trade Agreement that ________ barriers to trade including tariffs and quotas between the United States and Canada by 1998 was to increase the amount that the United States exports to Canada and the amount that the United States imports from Canada.
    Ā  Ā 
    increased all
    Ā  Ā 
    removed some
    Ā  Ā 
    removed all
    Ā  Ā 
    increased some

Question 3

  1. According to the theory of comparative advantage, a country should specialize and ________ goods with ________ opportunity cost.
    Ā  Ā 
    import; the lowest
    Ā  Ā 
    import; negative
    Ā  Ā 
    export; the lowest
    Ā  Ā 
    export; the highest

Question 4

  1. A quota is a restriction on imports.
    True
    False

    Question 5

    1. If Holland decreases subsidies to its tulip growers, the price of tulips in the United States will rise.
      True
      False

    Question 6

    1. According to comparative advantage, trade between two countries allows ________ of the trading countries to use its resources most efficiently.
      Ā  Ā 
      only the smaller
      Ā  Ā 
      only the larger
      Ā  Ā 
      neither
      Ā  Ā 
      each

    Question 7

    1. ________ U.S. president(s) who has/have held office since GATT was signed has argued for free-trade policies, yet each one has used his powers to protect various sectors of the economy.
      Ā  Ā 
      Only one
      Ā  Ā 
      No
      Ā  Ā 
      Every
      Ā  Ā 
      Only 3

    Question 8

    1. In 1991, the European Union began the process of forming the
      Ā  Ā 
      largest free-trade zone in the world.
      Ā  Ā 
      only continental military force in the world.
      Ā  Ā 
      first international trade agreement in the world.
      Ā  Ā 
      first unified currency in the world.

      1. Question 9

        1. The Smoot-Hawley tariff set off an international trade war in the
          Ā  Ā 
          1930s.
          Ā  Ā 
          1950s.
          Ā  Ā 
          1970s.
          Ā  Ā 
          1990s.



          Please help me with these questions Thank you.

1. Strong property rights are important for modern economic growth because:

a. They allow governments to extract the gains from private citizenā€™s investments.

b. People are more likely to invest if they don't fear that others can take their returns on investment without.

c. They ensure an equitable distribution of income.

d. Business cycle fluctuations will be smaller and less likely to disrupt investment patterns.

Ā 

2. A subsistence economy is:

a. A very low-income economy.

b. An economy in which people make what they consume.

c. An economy in which people receive food for pay.

d. All of the above.

Ā 

3. Most economists agree that an effective way of comparing income levels between countries around the world is through the use of:

a. Employment statistics.

b. GDP divided by GNP.

c. Foreign investment.

d. Purchasing power parity.

Ā 

4. Growth depends on which two processes? Ā 

a. Accumulation of assets and making those assets more productive.

b. Harnessing natural resources and marketing them to developed nations at a "fair trade" rate.

c. Exploitation of the agricultural sector in order to advance industrialization.

d. Engaging in free trade while subsidizing domestic agricultural and industrial production.

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