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- In principle, the benefits of international trade to a country exceed the costs, no matter whether the country is importing or exporting. In practice, it is not always possible to compensate the losers in a country, for example, workers who lose their jobs due to foreign imports. In your opinion, does that mean that trade should be inhibited to prevent the losses?Name several of the international treaties where countries negotiate with each other over trade policy.How is international trade, taken as a whole, likely to affect the average level of wages?
- 12. Compare and contrast Adam’ smith absolute advantage, David Ricardo’s comparative and Heckscher Ohlin’s factor endowments theories of international trade.6. Answer the questions on the right based on the following scenario: Barriers to Trade Scenario: You own Steelco, a U.S.-based company that produces steel. You and other U.S.-based steel producers have been losing customers to Chinese producers, who charge a lower price for their steel. One of the other steel companies convinced the U.S. government to impose a tariff on Chinese steel, and you want to identify how the tariff will impact how much steel you should produce. Information: Chinese Steel Current price of Chinese steel per metric ton = $600 Tariff = $500 added per metric ton of Chinese steel imported into the U.S. Price of Chinese steel per metric ton after the tariff = $1,100 Current quantity of Chinese steel imported from China to the U.S. each year = 2 million metric tons All other U.S. steel producer Without the tariff and with China producing 2 million metric tons of steel at $600 all other steel manufacturers would produce = 1 million metric tons of steel. Without…Compare Hecksher Ohlin Trade Theory and new trade theories .Explain your answer in detail and use necessary graphs.
- 30. If the Portuguese were to insist on consuming 90 bottles of wine, what does that imply for trade between these countries? There would be no trade. The Portuguese would be consuming beyond their production possibilities frontier. The English would benefit from producing their own wine. Both countries would benefit more. None of the above.1. is there any differences between the theory of multinational enterprises and conventional trade theory?10. major features of the linder theory of trade are that it focuses on _______ patterns in countries and also introduces, in contrast to traditional trade theories, the general concept of _______ trade a. demand; intra-industry b. demand; inter industry c. supply; intra industry d. supply; inter industry
- 7-When was the concept of “demand” formally introduced in international trade models? Who did that?Question 1 a) How do the mercantilist’s view on trade differ from those of Adam Smith? b) How did Adam Smith explain his contention that all nations engaged in trade can benefit from trade?5 What is the the nature of international trade law? With the references
