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12. Tourists who hope to appreciate the ecology of their destination is/are:

a. culture tourists

b. adventure tourists

c. ecotourists

d. none of the above

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8. Ecotourists are generally:

a. families looking for a unique experience.

b. young travelers looking for a five-star resort.

c. seniors with lots of time on their hands and who are looking for a soft adventure.

d. mature, educated tourists who are willing to pay a higher price for their trips.

9. Ecotourism needs careful management 

a. so that the combination of eager tourists and local entrepreneurs does not destroy what the visitors are coming to see.

b. so that tourists keep on pouring.

c. because ecotourism is revenue-generating.

d. because ecotourism promotes local values.

2. Classify each of the following as debits or credits in the U.S. balance of payments.

A. Americans buy chocolate from the Swiss.
B. U.S. gives foreign aid to Bosnia.
C. British investors purchase U.S. government bonds.
D. American tourists travel to Australia.
E. Volkswagen earns profits in the United States from its new cars.
F. Toyota builds a new plant in Ohio.
G. Capital Records sells rock and roll music in Sweden.
H. German consumer buy Ronco Vegematics made in United States.
I. Procter & Gamble earns profits in their Mexican facility.
J. Russian tourists travel to United States.

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