Briefly explain the economic barriers to trade and the important factors involved in them.
The most common barrier to trade is tax on imported goods. Tax increases the price of the imported goods which reduces their demand and and so hampers trade.
Subsidy provided to the domestic goods also acts as a barrier to trade because it reduces the price of domestic goods which in turn increases there demand in comparison to imported goods.
Embargo is a direct barrier to trade. Under this a Country imposes direct restrictions on trade from the other country. This is generally in the form of quotas on the quantity traded.
Briefly explain the economic barriers to trade and the important factors involved in them.
All of the following are factors that raise economic development EXCEPT O reducing trade barriers. o an educated work force. government control of the country's resources o establishing a legal system.
Briefly explain two (2) important barriers to effective cross-cultural communication.
In a critical essay, evaluate trade barriers. Why do countries impose trade barriers? What is the effect of trade barriers on the trade balance, the employment, and the economic growth? Now choose a country (other than Saudi Arabia) and evaluate the arguments for and against erecting trade barriers in your chosen country. Thank you in advance for not copying other's answers. << Very important Thank you in advance for not copying other's answers. << Very important
List and briefly describe 3 barriers to International Trade.
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A successful economic union requires favorable economic, political, cultural, and geographic factors. Briefly describe these four factors. Why are they seen as important factors affecting the success of an economic union? Be specific.
Discuss why countries create barriers to trade when economic theory shows trade as being beneficial to a nation. Who benefits from international trade? Who loses from international trade? How can the negative effects of the failures from international trade be reduced? Do you agree with the concept of trade barriers? Why or why not?
Regional Economic Integration Agreements Consistent with the predictions of international trade theory and particularly with the theory of comparative advantage (see Chapter 6), agreements designed to promote free trade within regions are believed to produce gains from trade for all member countries. These agreements define regional economic integration. Regional economic integration (REI) refers to agreements among countries in a geographic region to reduce, and ultimately remove, tariff and nontariff barriers to the free flow of goods, services, and factors of production among...
What is production? What economic factors are involved in production?
1) (a) Describe one valid argument used in support of barriers to international free trade. (10 marks) (b) Describe one invalid economic-related argument used in support of barriers to international free trade. Explain why the latter one is invalid. (15 marks)