Trade and Finance

A. gold or silver bullion
B. petrodollars
C. money with a fixed exchange rate
D. money that can be readily converted to leading world currencies

A. consumer economics
B. Freedman economics
C. Keynesian economics
D. comparative advantage

A. German mark
B. British pound
C. Russian ruble
D. the EU’s euro

A. gold prices
B. the euro
C. silver prices
D. each other

A. buying stocks and bonds
B. lowering tariff barriers
C. paying subsidies
D. building a factory

A. source state
B. host state
C. incorporated country
D. home country

A. workers in industrialized countries
B. human rights NGOs
C. environmental groups
D. None of the answers is correct

A. government transactions
B. the capital account
C. capital flows
D. the current account

A. Latin America
B. G-8 states
C. Japan
D. Africa

A. regulatory commission
B. central bank
C. fiscal policy
D. currency policy