A. Through capital controls
B. Through import tariffs
C. Through immigration controls
D. All of the above
Related Mcqs:
- What are open-border transaction?
A. Transactions where anything goes
B. Transactions where global trade and finance replace global trade and finance
C. Transactions where international trade and finance replace global trade and finance
D. Protectionist transactions - What are cross-border transactions?
A. Movement across borders of countries of goods, people, money, investments etc.
B. Globalization
C. International trade
D. None of the above - If regional free-trade areas such as now exist in Europe and North America gain strength, and new ones arise,
A. the WTO will likely be replaced by the International Monetary Fund
B. the more necessary the WTO will be
C. a world-wide common market will soon be achieved
D. the WTO may be weakened - Apart from the WTO, most international trade is governed by more specific international agreements: bilateral trade agreements and:
A. global trade agreements
B. reciprocity
C. regional trade agreements
D. interdependence - __________ involves tangible goods such cannot be traded and moved freely like paper investments.
A. Portfolio investment
B. Fiduciary investment
C. Foreign direct investment
D. Currency investment - Which of these groups welcomes the free trade that comes with globalization?
A. workers in industrialized countries
B. human rights NGOs
C. environmental groups
D. None of the answers is correct - Foreign investments in and by a country are referred to as:
A. government transactions
B. the capital account
C. capital flows
D. the current account - Which of the following is an example of portfolio investment?
A. buying stocks and bonds
B. lowering tariff barriers
C. paying subsidies
D. building a factory - Currently, national currencies are valued against:
A. gold prices
B. the euro
C. silver prices
D. each other - In a centrally planned economy,
A. business leaders set production quotas and report them to government, which holds them accountable
B. government officials set prices
C. supply and demand are key indicators of prices and production levels
D. all of these are the case: government officials set prices; business leaders set production quotes and report them to government; and supply and demand are key indicators of prices and production levels
