Options:
A. primary data.
B. internal secondary data.
C. data mining.
D. syndicated data.
E. public data.
D. syndicated data.
Options:
| a. selling goods to foreigners at a price below that charged domestic consumers b. selling goods to foreigners at a price below the cost of production c. antidumping duties being levied on the imported, dumped goods d. all of the above |
d. all of the above
Options:
| a. domestic producers of the imported good being harmed b. domestic consumers of the imported good being harmed c. prices increasing in the importing country d. prices falling in the exporting country |
a. domestic producers of the imported good being harmed
Options:
| a. equal to tariffs on imported manufactured goods b. lower than tariffs on imported manufactured goods c. higher than tariffs on imported manufactured goods d. the highest of all tariffs |
b. lower than tariffs on imported manufactured goods
Options:
| a. U.S. exports are capital intensive relative to U.S. imports b. U.S. imports are labor intensive relative to U.S. exports c. U.S. exports are neither labor nor capital intensive d. none of the above |
d. none of the above
Options:
| a. Increase in the volume of trade b. Smaller gain from trade c. Decline in the income of home producers. d. Decrease in the level of specialization in production. |
a. Increase in the volume of trade
Options:
| a. Industries in which there are neither imports nor exports b. Import-competing industries. c. Industries that sell to domestic and foreign buyers d. Industries that sell to only foreign buyers |
b. Import-competing industries.
Options:
| a. International movements of capital. b. International movements of labor. c. International movements of technology d. Domestic production of different goods and services |
d. Domestic production of different goods and services
Options:
| A. Choose high risk ventures. B. Choose low risk ventures. C. Choose moderate (or calculated) risk ventures. D. Choose no risk ventures. |
C. Choose moderate (or calculated) risk ventures.
Options:
| A. Supplier B. Retailer C. Competition D. Government bureau |
B. Retailer
Options:
| A. Need for independence B. Need for achievement C. Need for affiliation D. Need for authority |
B. Need for achievement
Options:
| A. observing trends. B. solving a problem. C. trying out alternative uses of existing products. D. finding gaps in the marketplace. |
C. trying out alternative uses of existing products.