Lesson M4.1.1
M4.1.1 International trade and its patterns over time Quiz: OCR Economics, Unit 9
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The 20 questions
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What exists when a nation produces a good at a lower opportunity cost than another nation?
- Comparative advantage
- Competitive advantage
- Terms of trade
- Absolute advantage
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What exists when a nation produces a good using fewer resources than any other nation?
- Comparative advantage
- Structural advantage
- Absolute advantage
- Economies of scale
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Country A produces 10 cars or 20 tonnes of wheat. What is the opportunity cost of 1 car?
- 20 tonnes wheat
- 2 tonnes wheat
- 10 tonnes wheat
- 0.5 tonnes wheat
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Which sector accounts for the largest proportion of total UK exports in recent decades?
- Tertiary sector
- Primary sector
- Quaternary sector
- Secondary sector
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Which economic model predicts trade volume based on geographical distance and economic size of nations?
- Gravity model
- Heckscher-Ohlin model
- Ricardian model
- Harrod-Domar model
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What term describes two countries exporting and importing similar products within the exact same industry?
- Countertrade
- Inter-industry trade
- Bilateral trade
- Intra-industry trade
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What is the numerator divided by the denominator in the terms of trade index formula?
- Domestic over foreign prices
- Import over export prices
- Export over import prices
- Wage over profit prices
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If export prices fall by 10% while import prices remain unchanged, what happens to terms of trade?
- Improves by 10%
- Deteriorates by 90%
- Improves by 90%
- Deteriorates by 10%
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What long-term structural change occurred in the UK's trade balance during the late twentieth century?
- Growing trade surplus
- Zero service exports
- Growing trade deficit
- Balanced current account
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Which nation experienced the most rapid expansion in its share of global manufacturing exports since 1990?
- Brazil
- China
- Russia
- India
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What occurs when joining a trading bloc shifts trade from a lower-cost non-member to a higher-cost member?
- Trade restriction
- Trade diversion
- Trade deflection
- Trade creation
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Which feature is present in a common market but absent in a basic free trade area?
- Common external tariff
- Zero internal tariffs
- Fixed exchange rates
- Free factor movement
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What does the Prebisch-Singer hypothesis suggest happens over time to the terms of trade for primary exporters?
- Rapid fluctuation
- Continuous improvement
- Continuous deterioration
- Unchanged stability
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If a country opens to free trade where world price is below domestic price, domestic consumer surplus will:
- Remain unchanged
- Fall to zero
- Increase
- Decrease
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Which factor explains why high-income developed countries trade heavily with other high-income developed countries?
- Extreme factor endowments
- Unskilled labour abundance
- Similar consumer preferences
- High import tariffs
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Which nation has comparative advantage in cloth if its opportunity cost is 0.25 wheat compared to 0.5 wheat?
- Both nations equally
- Higher cost nation
- Lower cost nation
- Neither nation
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How has the growth of multinational corporations impacted the proportion of intra-firm trade globally?
- Remained completely unchanged
- Decreased significantly
- Increased significantly
- Reduced to zero
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An improvement in a country's terms of trade index means export prices relative to import prices have:
- Increased
- Tripled
- Equalled
- Decreased
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What is the immediate direct effect of a government imposing a tariff on an imported good?
- Reduces government revenue
- Increases import volume
- Decreases domestic price
- Increases domestic price
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What effect has the widespread adoption of containerisation had on international transport costs?
- Doubled overall costs
- Drastically reduced costs
- Slightly increased costs
- Had no effect
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