QUESTION 5 Enacting a (binding) quota on a product causes domestic production to decrease for that...
QUESTION 5
- Enacting a (binding) quota on a product causes domestic production to decrease for that product.
True
False
QUESTION 6
- Enacting a (binding) quota on a product creates a (temporary) shortage of the product, causing the price to rise.
True
False
QUESTION 7
- Regarding protectionist trade policies,
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a. |
the demand for protectionism comes mainly from national governments and the supply of protectionism comes mainly from national governments |
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b. |
the demand for protectionism comes mainly from national governments and the supply of protectionism comes mainly from losers in international trade |
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c. |
the demand for protectionism comes mainly from losers in international trade and the supply of protectionism comes mainly from national governments |
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d. |
the demand for protectionism comes mainly from losers in international trade and the supply of protectionism comes mainly from losers in international trade |
QUESTION 8
- The pressure for protectionism may arise from,
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a. |
owners of resources that lose from international trade |
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b. |
particular firms that lose from international trade |
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c. |
both A and B |
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d. |
neither A nor B |
Homework Answers
Q5. False. Quotas are introduced to protect domestic producers and hence it would not decrease domestic production
Q6. True. When the supply is restricted through quotas, the price would increase
Q7. Option C. Protectionism is demanded by losers in international trade
Q8. Option C
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