Foreıgn Trade Ara 4. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of the following is true for Factor-Intensity Reversal?
It explains how international trade is realized under the short run factor immobility within the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory context. |
According to it, the factor mobility that is assumed by the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory can only be attained in the long run. |
It postulates that some of the factors of production can be immobile or can only be used in the production of a commodity. |
According to it, the mobility of the factors of production within a country cannot be attained if one of the factors is a specific factor. |
It explains the situation in which a commodity is the labor-intensive commodity in the labor-abundant country and the capital-intensive commodity in the capital- abundant country. |
Factor-Intensity Reversal explains the situation in which a commodity is the labor-intensive commodity in the labor-abundant country and the capital-intensive commodity in the capital- abundant country. All the other items are related to Specific Factors Model.
2.Soru
"a curve that shows the alternative combinations of the two commodities that an economy can produce by fully utilizing all of its resources."
What does this sentence define?
Constant opportunity cost |
Production possibility frontier |
Labour theory of value |
Labour productivity |
Absolute disadvantage |
Production Possibility Frontier-PPF is a curve that shows the alternative combinations of the two commodities that an economy can produce by fully utilizing all of its resources.
3.Soru
"The situation in which a country does not trade with the rest of the world" is called?
opportunity cost |
labor productivity |
autarky |
international tarde |
sum-game |
Autarky: The situation in which a country does not trade with the rest of the world. Each nation must produce whatever its consumers want to consume. There is no other way to obtain goods.
4.Soru
Which one of the following terms is used if total imports are more than the total exports within an economy?
trade deficit |
trade surplus |
balance of trade |
volume of trade |
barter |
Volume of trade gives the total amount of imports and exports. Imports are the goods or services that are bought from a foreign country while exports refer to the goods or services that are sold to a foreign country. Thus, balance of trade gives the difference between total imports and total exports. If total imports are more than the total exports within an economy, then there is a trade deficit. On the other hand, when total exports exceed total imports, it means that there is a trade surplus
5.Soru
- The model was developed by Swedish economist Staffan Linder.
- Demand conditions constitute a big importance in explaining international trade patterns.
- The main determinant of the demand preferences of the domestic consumers is their income levels.
- Firms within a country produce commodities for the domestic market are motivated to produce less when the market is enlarged.
Which of the statements above explain Overlapping Demands Model?
I and II |
III and IV |
I, II and III |
I, II and IV |
II, III and IV |
The most referred demand oriented model of international trade is the Overlapping Demands Model. The Model was developed by the Swedish economist Staffan Linder in 1961 (I). According to Linder, much of the current international trade involves trade in manufactured commodities,and demand conditions constitute a big importance in explaining international trade patterns (II); the main determinant of the demand preferences of the domestic consumers is their income levels (III), and firms within a country produce commodities for the domestic market, and they are motivated to produce more (not less) when the market is enlarged (IV). The correct answer is C.
6.Soru
Which of the followings refers to an exchange of a commodity for another?
International trade. |
Barter. |
Balance of trade. |
Trade deficit. |
International money. |
Barter: An exchange of a commodity for another. Therefore, the correct option is B.
7.Soru
Which of the following choices gives an opinion about " new international trade theories "?
They do not reject the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory. |
There are dynamic technological differences between trading countries. |
They use different levels of technology. |
They decrease the cost of a unit of commodity while its output rate increasing. |
They take the dynamic technological differences and their effects on internatio-nal trade into consideration. |
New international trade theories,in other words post- Heckscher-Ohlin theories, do not reject the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory. They improve it as of complementary trade theories. The correct answer is " A ".
8.Soru
According to which trade theory, both of the trading countries can gain if each of them produces the commodity in which they are more efficient?
The theory of Comparative Advantage |
The theory of Competitive Advantage |
The theory of Terms of Trade |
The theory of Dynamic Industries |
The theory of Absolute Advantage |
Theory of Absolute Advantage
It is the theory of Adam Smith who has been accepted as the father of the Classical Trade Theory. According to the Theory of Absolute Advantage, both of the trading countries can gain if each of them produces the commodity in which they are more efficient.
9.Soru
Which of the below is NOT one of the aims of trade restrictions?
Protect domestic producers |
Collect revenue to the companies |
Adjust balance of payments |
Implement infant-industry argument |
Serve for diplomatic relations |
Collect revenue to the Treasury: Another traditional aim of trade restrictions is to collect revenue to the Treasury. An import tariff serves as a customs tax on each imported commodity, and this tax collected from the imports goes to the Treasury to be used for public expenditure.
10.Soru
What is the quantity of a good that can be produced per unit of labor input called?
Opportunity costs |
Autarky |
Acquired advantage |
Labor productivity |
Natural advantage |
Labor productivity: The quantity of a good that can be produced per unit of labor input. It is the reciprocal of the unit labour requirement.
11.Soru
A trade deficit in international tarde refers which of the situation below?
the difference between total imports and total exports, |
when total imports and total exports are equal to eachother, |
If total imports are more than the total exports within an economy, |
when total exports exceed total imports, |
gives the total amount of imports and exports. |
KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
International trade which constitutes one of the two main parts of international economics has its own key words and concepts. Although they are mostly well-known, it’d be useful to give their precise meanings so as to provide conformity and consistency throughout the chapters. (1) Volume of trade: Defining the key terms and concepts has to start with the term volume of trade. Volume of trade gives the total amount of imports and exports. Imports are the goods or services that are bought from a foreign country while exports refer to the goods or services that are sold to a foreign country. Thus, balance of trade gives the difference between total imports and total exports. If total imports are more than the total exports within an economy, then there is a trade deficit. On the other hand, when total exports exceed total imports, it means that there is a trade surplus.
12.Soru
" The national currency of a country is exchanged for the currency of another in the foreign exchange market. " Which choice is the definition of this sentence?
Trade restrictions |
The change in consumer preferences |
Non-tariff restrictions |
Tariffs |
Foreign exchange market |
Foreign exchange market: The national currency of a country is exchanged for the currency of another in the foreign exchange market. Doğru yanıt " E " dir.
13.Soru
Which of the following advantages of industrial district indicates that there will be new establishments that supply materials or inputs to the industry?
Hereditary skill |
Growth of subsidiaries |
Use of specialized machinery |
Local market for skill |
Introduction to new ideas |
Growth of subsidiaries indicates that there will be new establishments that supply materials or inputs to the industry. The other advantages are: Hereditary skill: Special skills for production can be transferred from one generation to another and thus prolong for decades. Use of specialized machinery: Since there is large scale production within the industrial district, the demand for specialized machinery and for skilled labor would be high. Local market for skill: Industrial district is a stable and constant market for skilled labor. Thus, the firms can easily find and employ skilled labor. On the contrary, it might be hard for a firm that is out of the industrial district to find skilled labor. Introduction to new ideas: Firms that operate with the industrial district can pool their ideas and generate new common ideas on production.
14.Soru
Which one of the following should be known so as to determine factor endowments of the trading countries in the real world?
New international trade theories |
Factor-intensity reversal |
Factor price index |
Aims of trade restrictions |
Unemployment rate |
Since countries use more than two factors of production, it is impossible to find out the relative factor prices that are the determinants of the factor endowments without using factor price index. We need to know the factor price index so as to determine factor endowments of the trading countries in the real world of many countries, many commodities and many factors of production.
15.Soru
When does negative economies of scale exist?
They exist when the cost of producing a unit of commodity increases as its output rate increases. |
They exist when transportation costs comprise of freight charges, warehousing |
They exist when the cost of producing a unit of commodity decreases as its output rate increases. |
They exist when demand for raw materials has been declining on all over the world |
They exist when trade restrictions are part of the trade policy of all countries. |
Negative economies of scale exist when the cost of producing a unit of commodity increases as its output rate increases. Doğru yanıt " A " dır.
16.Soru
" ................. is the number of unemployed people expressed as a percentage of all the people ".
Which of the following choices completes the blank in this sentence?
Factor price index |
Unemployment rate |
Increasing returns to scale |
Factor-intensity reversal |
Traditional aims of trade restrictions |
Unemployment rate: It is the number of unemployed people expressed as a percentage of all the people who have jobs or are looking for one (Parkin, 2005, p. 467). The correct answer is " B ".
17.Soru
Which of the followings refers to the notion that is found by the ratio of the price index of its exports to the price index of its imports?
Volume of trade. |
Balance of trade. |
Trade surplus. |
Trade deficit. |
Terms of trade. |
Terms of trade: Another key term which is used within the scope of international trade is terms of trade. Terms of trade of a nation are found by the ratio of the price index of its exports to the price index of its imports. Therefore, the correct option is E.
18.Soru
Which of the followings refers to the lowering the value of the national currency by the decision of the Central Bank?
Currency depreciation. |
Debit accounts. |
Devaluation. |
Currency appreciation. |
Revaluation. |
Devaluation: Lowering the value of the national currency by the decision of the Central Bank is called devaluation. Therefore, the correct option is C.
19.Soru
Which of the followings refers to the medium where the national currency of a country is converted into - bought and sold - for the currency of another?
Central Bank. |
Commercial banks. |
Firms. |
Foreign exchange market. |
Individuals. |
Foreign exchange market: The national currency of a country is exchanged for the currency of another in the foreign exchange market. Therefore, the correct option is D.
20.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the reasons of mercantalism?
Production boom |
Industrial revolution |
New market searches |
High import prices |
Widespread use of liberalism in free trade or trade |
Industrial revolution → Production boom → New market searches → Widespread use of liberalism in free trade or trade → Mercantilism
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