Chapter 7- Political Economy of International Trade Flashcards

1
Q

you wouldn’t think it but you need a certain amount of _______ in an economy in order to prevent ______

A

unemployment

inflation

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2
Q

an artificial tax placed on goods that are imported into a domestic marketplace in order to reduce the efficiency of the international marketplace

A

tariffs

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3
Q

a tax placed on a specific good

A

specific tariff

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4
Q

tax on the value of the goods rather than on the number of units

A

ad valorem tariff

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5
Q

tariffs are now a ______ rather than a revenue raiser after the 16th amendment passed that made it legal to tax income

A

trade policy mechanism

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6
Q

if you want to eliminate trade treaties then you are talking about reinstating ______

A

tariffs

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7
Q

the other country putting a tariff on our goods and how that affects us (tariff war) and do you cause an unintended effect to your own economy

A

what you should worry about when deciding to do tariffs

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8
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a sum of money granted by the government to assist an industry or business so that the price of a commodity or service may remain low or competitive; bolster an inefficient industry

A

subsidies

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9
Q

a major industries in the US that are subsidized and why

A

weapons manufacturing and farming for national security reasons

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10
Q

why do we subsidize things instead of putting tariffs

A

it is easier to hide subsidies and it doesn’t violate any trade treaties that we may have

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11
Q

take off of the new trade theory; subsidize the domestic company in order to dominate the world market and get the first mover advantage

A

strategic trade policy

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12
Q

quota on the amount of a certain good that can be imported; this causes the price to go up and the domestic product is now more competitive

A

import quotas

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13
Q

what do you have to worry about when doing these things to protect domestic producers?

A

an inflationary economy

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14
Q

when a foreign country decides to export less because they do not want a law or tariff created

A

voluntary export restraints

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15
Q

a certain amount of the product must be made locally

A

local content requirements

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16
Q

side effect of local content requirements

A

increase production and jobs domestically but raise the cost

17
Q

bureaucratic red tape that makes it very hard for an imported product to come into a country

A

administrative policies

18
Q

policies that fight getting rid of products by selling them lower than the cost of production

A

anti-dumping policies

19
Q

TRIPS Agreement

A

Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights

20
Q

how do other countries try to combat the US subsidies

A

say that they will honor our intellectual property rights if we stop subsidizing farms

21
Q

very high duties on your goods for the next five years and you can’t complain if you prove the dumping was predatory

A

countervailing duties or anti-dumping duties