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QUESTION 20 If US dollars begin to depreciate against other countries, this would US. trade decit in the rst year, and US. trade decit afterward, other things being equal. reduce, increase ' increase; reduce reduce, have no impact on have no impact on; increase QUESTION 21 Which of the following will probably reduce the balance of trade of Japan? (assuming everything else remains the same.) Japanese yen depreciates against other currencies Japanese government increases tariffs on foreign goods Japanese ination declines economic growth in Japan slows down QUESTION 22 Saller Co. has a subsidiary in Mexico. The valuation of Saller Co. has declined since last month. What could NOT have caused this decline in value? ' Public health crisis in the US. Depreciation of the Mexican peso 7 Labor strike in Mexico Higher Mexican income level QUESTION 23 You observe a quotation of the Argentine pesos of $0.05. This is the _ quotation of pesos, and we need _ pesos in exchange for 1 dollar. direct; 20 indirect; 20 indirect; 5 direct; 5 QUESTION 24 Assume that the U.S. government tightens the control over imports from China. Other things being equal, the U.S. demand for Chinese yuan would , and the equilibrium value of the Chinese yen would against dollars. decrease; increase increase; increase increase; decrease decrease; decrease QUESTION 25 Assume that the total value of investment transactions between the United States and Canada is signicantly greater than the total dollar value of trade transactions between these two countries. Now assume that Canadian ination has suddenly increased, and Canadian interest rates have suddenly increased. Overall, this would put pressure on the value of the U.S. dollar. The ination effect should be pronounced than the interest rate effect. upward; less downward; more upward; more downward; less QUESTION 11 International trade is considered as the rst step of rms to engage in international business according to which of the following theories? Theory of comparative advantage Imperfect markets theory Product cycle theory 0 Trade theory QUESTION 12 Which of the following would NOT be an example of comparative advantage theory? Toyota set up factories in Mexico A UK internet service company open a new ofce in the US. 0 Exxon Mobile buys land in Australia to explore crude oil Nike locating manufacturing to China QUESTION 13 Which of the following constitutes a form of direct foreign investment? 7 international trade ' franchising ' licensing ' buying a plant in a foreign country and then leasing to a local rm QUESTION 14 Which one of the following is an example of Canada's exports? A Japanese visiting Toronto A Ford car produced in Mexico and sold to a Canadian car dealer An Indian student studying in the U.S. A Canadian buying a pair of jeans on eBay QUESTION 15 Starbucks sends 1 million dollars to support the business of its restaurants in China, the U.S. will financial accounts; decrease financial accounts; increase primary income payment; increase primary income payment; decrease QUESTION 16 A Canadian firm purchase the trademark from Starbucks reflects to the U.S. O credit, capital account debit, financial account credit, financial account O debit, capital accountQUESTION 17 If the income level in Canadian decreases and the income level in the U.S. remains the same, U.S. exports to Canada would and U.S. imports from Canada would other things being equal. decrease, increase increase, decrease decrease, remain the same remain the same, increase QUESTION 18 Which of the following strategies could help the U.S. government reduce its trade deficit with China? O The U.S. government provides tax credits to high-tech firms. The U.S. government reduces the use of quotas on Chinese products. The U.S. government removes a tariff on Chinese goods. The U.S. government imposes more strict environmental restrictions. QUESTION 19 The reasons why the weakening of the USD may not correct the U.S. trade deficit are NOT because trade flows are generated by transactions within an MNC foreign companies may reduce the prices of their products to stay competitive international transactions cannot be adjusted immediately, leading to a J-curve effect O U.S. has a trade deficit with China only