A) exports;0
B) exports;500
C) imports;0
D) imports;500
E) imports;1000
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Multiple Choice
A) export 1 million bushels of soybeans.
B) export 2 million bushels of soybeans.
C) neither import nor export soybeans.
D) import 1 million bushels of soybeans.
E) import 2 million bushels of soybeans.
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Multiple Choice
A) generate revenue for the government that imposes them.
B) increase the prices of goods and services in the domestic market.
C) increase the revenues of the firms importing the goods and services.
D) harm domestic and foreign producers.
E) harm domestic and foreign consumers.
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A) export 6
B) export 8
C) export 10
D) import 10
E) import 6
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A) $2500
B) $5625
C) $10,000
D) $11,250
E) $20,000
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Multiple Choice
A) 8;11
B) 11;11
C) 14;8
D) 8;14
E) 14;11
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A) $6.00.
B) $7.00.
C) $8.00.
D) $9.00.
E) There is no price at which there will be imports.
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Multiple Choice
A) more Canadians want to purchase foreign goods,services,and assets.
B) fewer Canadians want to purchase foreign goods,services,and assets.
C) more foreigners want to purchase foreign goods,services,and assets.
D) fewer foreigners want to purchase Canadian goods,services,and assets.
E) more foreigners want to purchase Canadian goods,services,and assets.
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Multiple Choice
A) relies on a market system to allocate scarce resources.
B) relies on central planning to allocate scarce resources.
C) has a flexible exchange rate.
D) trades with other countries.
E) does not trade with other countries.
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Multiple Choice
A) $20;1500;$20,000
B) $15;1000;$20,000
C) $15;1250;$21,250
D) $15;1500;$25,000
E) $10;500;$25,000
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Multiple Choice
A) gain in wine divided by the loss in wheat.
B) loss in wheat divided by the gain in wine.
C) opportunity cost of producing a bottle of wine.
D) gain in wheat divided by the loss in wine.
E) loss in wine divided by the gain in wheat.
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Multiple Choice
A) $2500
B) $5000
C) $10,000
D) $11,250
E) $20,000
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Multiple Choice
A) There would be no difference.
B) There would be $80 more revenue with a quota than with a tariff.
C) There would be $200 more revenue with a quota than with a tariff.
D) There would be $120 more revenue with a tariff than with a quota.
E) There would be $220 more revenue with a tariff than with a quota.
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Multiple Choice
A) stop consuming
B) stop producing
C) be self-sufficient in
D) become a net importer of
E) become a net exporter of
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Multiple Choice
A) 6;16
B) 11;11
C) 14;8
D) 8;14
E) 16;6
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Multiple Choice
A) 32;36
B) 32;52
C) 52;82
D) 52;32
E) 32;82
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Multiple Choice
A) $9.00.
B) $8.00.
C) $7.00.
D) $6.00.
E) There is no price at which exports will be equal to 100 units.
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Multiple Choice
A) exports;0
B) exports;500
C) exports;1000
D) exports;1500
E) imports;1000
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Multiple Choice
A) highest;do
B) highest;do not
C) highest;may or may not
D) lowest;do
E) lowest;do not
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Multiple Choice
A) imports of 200 units.
B) exports of 200 units.
C) exports of 100 units.
D) imports of 100 units.
E) imports of 400 units.
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