Micheal Roemer’s three-sector model shows that growth in the booming export sector I- reduces the price of foreign exchange II- retards other sectors’ growth by reducing incentives to export other commodities III- reduces incentives to replace domestic goods for imports IV- raises factor and input prices for non-booming sectors ?

Related Mcqs:

1. The booming of North Seas’ gas export revenues in the 1970s that appreciated the guilder, making industrial export more costly in foreign currencies and increasing foreign competition and unemployment is known as ?

   A. Trade deficit
   B. Blind river disease
   C. Dutch disease
   D. Economic turmoil

2. When imports from a higher-cost supplier within a customs union replace imports from a lower-cost supplier outside the custom union, there exists ?

   A. trade creation
   B. trade diversion
   C. dynamic welfare effects
   D. comprehensive welfare effects

3. An agreement between a borrower country and the International Monetary Fund in which the country agrees to revamp its economic policies to provide incentives for higher export earnings and lower imports is a ?

   A. debt rescheduling agreement
   B. debt service agreement
   C. program for growth
   D. stabilization program

4. S = Savings, I = domestic investment, X = exports of goods and services, and M = imports of goods and services Which of the following is true ?

   A. S – I = X = M
   B. S + I = X + M
   C. S = I – (X+M)
   D. S-I = X/M

5. When an increase in government purchases raises incomes shifts money demand to the right raises the interest rate, and lowers investment we have seen a demonstration of ?

   A. supply-side economics
   B. None of these answers
   C. The crowding-out effect
   D. The multiplier effects

6. A number of relating prices of a group of commodities to their prices during an arbitrarily chosen based period is called ?

   A. Price index
   B. Price indexing
   C. Price fixing
   D. Price choosing

7. In certain industries Japanese employers hesitate to lay off workers Therefore they sometimes have excess supplies of goods that they cannot sell on the home market without lowering prices. To hold down losses they sell goods in overseas markets at prices well beneath those in japan This practice is best referred to as ?

   A. Orderly marketing
   B. trigger pricing
   C. domestic content pricing
   D. dumping

8. ____ was a strategy for industrial development popular in Latin America in the 1950s 1 1960s for promoting domestic production by erecting high protective tariffs on imports of manufactured goods ?

   1. export led growth
   2. import substitution
   3. dynamic hedging
   4. countervailing duties

9. The belief that the rate of growth depends upon technological progress facilitated by institutions incentives and government is known as ________ growth theory?

   A. endogenous
   B. exogenous
   C. beta
   D. convergence

10. If an input necessary for production is in limited supply so that an expansion of the industry raises costs for all existing firms in the market, then the long-run market supply curve for a good could be ?

    A. perfectly inelastic
    B. perfectly elastic
    C. upward sloping
    D. downward sloping