Lesson 4.2.6.2
4.2.6.2 Trade Quiz: AQA Economics, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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A country has a comparative advantage when it can produce a good at a lower what?
- Wage rate
- Absolute cost
- Marginal tax rate
- Opportunity cost
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What occurs when a country produces a good using fewer resources than another country?
- Comparative advantage
- Absolute advantage
- Terms of trade
- Economies of scale
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According to comparative advantage theory, what happens to total world output through specialisation and trade?
- It stays constant
- It fluctuates
- It increases
- It decreases
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What is a tax imposed specifically on imported goods called?
- Embargo
- Export subsidy
- Tariff
- Quota
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What protectionist measure places a physical limit on the quantity of imported goods?
- Embargo
- Export subsidy
- Import quota
- Import tariff
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What is a government payment to domestic firms that sell products abroad called?
- Preferential duty
- Import tariff
- Export subsidy
- Import quota
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What type of trading bloc features free internal trade and a common external tariff?
- Customs union
- Monetary union
- Economic union
- Free trade area
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Country A's opportunity cost of cloth is 2 wheat; Country B's is 1. Who has comparative advantage in cloth?
- Both countries
- Country A
- Neither country
- Country B
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Country A produces 4 wheat per worker. Country B produces 1 wheat per worker. Who has absolute advantage in wheat?
- Country B
- Both countries
- Country A
- Neither country
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What is the immediate effect of imposing an import tariff on domestic market prices?
- Price falls
- Price increases
- Supply increases
- Price stays constant
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Unlike a tariff, who receives the revenue rents generated by an import quota?
- Domestic government
- Local consumers
- Foreign exporters
- Central bank
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What is a primary justification given by governments for adopting protectionist trade policies?
- Eliminating trade barriers
- Increasing consumer surplus
- Infant industry protection
- Maximising global output
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What is a key negative economic consequence of widespread protectionism among trading partners?
- Lower domestic prices
- Trade retaliation
- Increased competition
- Higher global output
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Which feature is a core pillar of the Single European Market?
- Uniform income taxes
- Fixed exchange rates
- Common fiscal policy
- Free movement
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What is a primary role of the World Trade Organisation?
- Printing global currency
- Setting tax rates
- Settling trade disputes
- Directing foreign aid
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What is a major economic drawback of using tariffs to protect domestic jobs?
- Reduced market share
- Increased exchange rates
- Lower domestic output
- Higher consumer prices
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Which type of unemployment is most directly caused by foreign competition from international trade?
- Cyclical unemployment
- Structural unemployment
- Frictional unemployment
- Seasonal unemployment
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What basis for trade exists when a country produces a good at a lower opportunity cost?
- Protective advantage
- Comparative advantage
- Economies of scale
- Absolute advantage
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What key feature distinguishes a customs union from a free trade area?
- Single currency
- Common external tariff
- Free labour movement
- No internal tariffs
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Which protectionist policy places a tax on imported goods?
- Embargo
- Quota
- Subsidy
- Tariff
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