If the government implements tariffs and quotas on foreign goods and services, then the U.S. trade balance will:

Q: If the United States imports more than it exports, it will have a: trade surplus, trade deficit,…

A: The balance of trade (BOT), also known as the trade balance, refers to the disparity between the…

Q: What will the effect of the new price for dollars be on export trade between South Africa and the…

A: The foreign exchange market determines the exchange rate of a currency. To represent the foreign…

Q: In trade policy a balance must be stricken between Select all that apply: importers and exporters…

A: The answer is -  Option 2. domestic business special interests and domestic consumer interests.…

Q: Gennifer Flowers knows that restricting trade in an attempt to get another nation to reduce their…

A: Consumer surplus denotes the benefits that the consumer derives through market participation. It is…

Q: When a country exports more goods and services than it imports, this is called Multiple Choice a…

A: Exports refer to those goods and services which are produced in one country and supplied to another.

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A: China is the country that makes the largest imports of plastic and paper waste till 2017. After…

Q: Distinguished between domestic and international trade

A: In terms of trade, domestic refers to within the country where as international refers to outside…

Q: It would be a surplus of $10 million in the trade balance if they exports are $40 million and the…

A: The information being given is:-. Exports = $40 million Imports = $25 million

Q: Is the trade policy of Pakistan inline with ongoing global trends of the international business?

A: International business: Worldwide business alludes to exchanging merchandise, administrations,…

Q: Countries which export more than they import have a balance of payments    trade surplus…

A: The statement that reflects the transactions between one country and the rest of the world is known…

Q: Suppose Japan is a small rice importer. At the world free trade price, Japan's domestic production…

A: The three different policies that will be able to achieve the policy goal of having domestic rice…

Q: What difference might it make to the Australian economy if the trading relationship between China…

A: In today's well-integrated and connected economies across the globe, both the volume and direction…

Q: If you observed a country with a rapidly growing trade surplus over a period of a year or so,would…

A: While trade deficit is not always harmful for country growth, thus, rapidly growing country in trade…

Q: How much of one good exchanges for a unit of another good is known as Balance of Trade Terms of…

A: When countries engage in international trade, they exchange one good for other.

Q: When China's clothing industry expands, the increase in world supply lowers the world price of…

A: When two countries trade with each other without any barriers, the countries are said to be free…

Q: he decision to introduce a tariff, or indeed some other policy instrument that impacts trade, is…

A: Tariffs are restrictions that are imposed by the government of the country in order to decrease the…

Q: Imagine you are an advisor to your government and that your economy faces a problem of declining…

A: The terms of trade deterioration mean that the price of the exports of the goods and services from…

Q: fixes the price of foreign exchange below equilibrium?

A: Foreign exchange: It is the change of one nation's cash into another. In a free economy, a nation's…

Q: examine different trade policy instruments and critically assess their impacts on national and firm…

A: Tariffs, subsidies, import quotas, voluntary export limits, local content requirements,…

Q: Speculate as to why some U.S. firms strongly support trade liberalization while other U.S. firms…

A: ANS Any U.S. businesses will be harmed by increased competition from international competitors if…

Q: NAFTA has improved Mexico-U.S. trade and investment, yet, bilateral trade between the United States…

A: Trade means goods and services are exported to other countries and imported from outside the…

Q: While import tariffs and import quotas can both be used to protect domestic producers, the import…

A: Import tariffs and import quota are two ways to restrict imports of the country.

Q: Tariffs should be levied on foreign products that compete with new domestic firms only in the short…

A: Tariff is a tax imposed on imported goods. Tariffs are imposed to make the imported goods expensive…

Q: Japan generally runs a significant trade surplus.  Do you think this is most related to high foreign…

A: Answer: Correct option: High Japanese saving rate relative to Japanese investment.

Q: Display graphically changes in the value of domestic currency, if a foreign government imposes…

A: Exchange rate refers to the value of one currency in terms of other currency. It is the rate at…

Q: Do you tariffs also reduce the volume of exports

A: Tariffs are a kind of tax imposed on commodities that enters or leave the political frontiers of a…

Q: Consider the market for meekers in the imaginary economy of Meekertown. In the absence of…

A: Domestic Price = $23 World Price = $25 The domestic price is less than the world price. Hence, under…

Q: balance trade has, in most cases been unfavorable. What could be the causes of this situation?

A: Balance of payment of a country shows that the number of finanacial transaction made between a…

Q: Why do economists often consider a nation's balance of trade an important indicator of national well…

A: The movement of products, services, capital, and technology between nations is referred to as…

Q: Policies that .... tend to cause ...... a) decrease investment / a trade surplus b) increase…

A: The trade balance refers to the difference between the value of total exports and total imports.  If…

Q: Have the Trump tariffs damaged US trade relations with the EU?

A: The Trump Administration's trade policy is motivated by the perception that prior governments have…

Q: If a country is importing more than it is exporting it will have a balance of trade trade surplus…

A: Balance of trade is the difference between the total value of exports and imports.

Q: What is South Koreas' Major exports and foreign investment in the country

A: Exports refers to the amount of goods and services that a nation sells to its trading nations. It is…

Q: Theoretically the expected effects of mutual increases of import tariffs by the US and China would…

A: Tariff refers to the tax that impose on the imported goods by a nation. Usually a nation's…

Q: Show with examples the effect on foreign trade between China and America in the past decade

A: The United States began to build duties on Chinese imports in March 2018 and the reaction of the…

Q: Tariffs and import quotas would benefit the following groups, except    consumers of the product…

A: International trade is the trade that takes place beyond the national borders of a country. Tariffs…

Q: If a country is a price taker for a good in the world market, its demand for the good remains the…

A: If a country is a price taker for a good, then it reflects that the country is selling homogenous…

Q: The United States has been able to run international trade deficits, year after year, because

A: Increase in percentage of population that has attended colleges means increase in the general…

Q: Consider a country with balanced trade. Using the table below, determine the quantity of financial…

A: GDP in an open economy is the sum of consumption, investment, government purchases net export. Since…

Q: The United States has enjoyed a trade surplus during the last two decades.True or False

A: Balance of trade consists of visible trade of goods traded by the economy. It keeps track of the…

Q: President Trump is currently getting tough on trade. This means he wants terms of trade so that…

A: When service is produced, fixed and variable cost  takes place and process of business follow ups.…