A. China
B. India
C. USA
D. Canada
Related Mcqs:
- Which country leads in production of barley among the following?
A. China
B. India
C. USA
D. Canada - Which country leads in production of barley among the following ?
A. China
B. India
C. USA
D. Canada - Which country leads in production of barley among the following ?
A. China
B. India
C. USA
D. Canada - Assume that Country A is relatively abundant in labor and Country B is relatively abundant in land Note that wages are the returns to labor and rents are the returns to land According to the factor price equalization theorem, once Country A begins specializing according to comparative advantage and trading with Country B: A. wages and rents should fall in Country A B. wages and rents should rise in Country A C. wages should rise and rents should fall in Country A D. wages should fall and rents should raise in Country A ?
XA. wages and rents should fall in Country A
B. wages and rents should rise in Country A
C. wages should rise and rents should fall in Country A
D. wages should fall and rents should raise in Country A - The country which leads in the production of rubber is ?
A. Thailand
B. Indonesia
C. Malaysia
D. None of these - Which of the following countries leads in the production of Zinc ?
A. Russia
B. Canada
C. Germany
D. USA - Which of the following countries leads in the production of sugar in the world ?
A. USA
B. India
C. Cuba
D. Brazil - Which of the following countries leads in the production of gold in the world ?
A. Indai
B. Bhutan
C. South Africa
D. China - The theory that states that a country has a comparative advantage in the production of a product if that country is relatively well endowed with inputs used intensively in the production of that product is the?
A. Ricardo Malthus theorem
B. Heckscher Ohlin theorem
C. Lucas-Laffer theorem
D. Friedman Samuelson theorem - If a country has a liner (downward sloping) production possibilities frontier, then production is said to be subjected to ?
A. constant opportunity costs
B. decreasing opportunity costs
C. first increasing and then decreasing opportunity costs
D. increasing opportunity costs