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International Trade Quiz

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International Trade Quiz
 

International Trade QuizOnline version

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The main purpose of a "protective" tariff is to increase the price of imported goods so that domestic products can compete with them.

2

A tariff (or duty) is a tax on exports.

3

Limit the amount or monetary value. Japan voluntarily placed quotas on its auto exports to the United States in the 1980s to improve trade relations.

4

An embargo is a total prohibition on the entry or exit of specific goods from a country.

5

A quota limits the quantity, but not the monetary value, of a product that can be imported.

6

A cycle of tariffs or quotas followed by retaliation by the other country can result in what experts call a "trade war."

7

The EU replaced all national currencies with the euro in 1980.

8

Critics of the WTO raise concerns about democracy, labor rights and the environment.

9

NAFTA's goal was to eliminate all trade barriers and restrictions on investment between Canada, Mexico and the United States by 2009.

10

The WTO deals exclusively with agricultural products and not with services or investments.

11

The WTO has strong enforcement power and no need for cooperation from member countries.

12

NAFTA created high tariffs between Canada and the United States to protect domestic industries.

13

La Organización Mundial del Comercio (WTO) fue formada en 1995 como sucesora del GATT para regular el comercio internacional.

14

The European Union (EU) is Europa's trading bloc and, according to the 1992 Maastricht Treaty, a single currency, the euro, and a central bank were created.

15

The Maastricht Treaty created several European currencies instead of a single currency.

16

NAFTA eliminated tariffs on goods brought between Mexico and the United States.

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