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restriction VER tha


Suppose Japan agreed to a voluntary export restriction VER tha Suppose Japan agreed to a
voluntary export restriction (VER) that reduced U.S. imports of Japanese steel by 10 percent.
What would be the likely short-run effects of that VER on the U.S. and Japanese steel
industries? If this restriction were […]

The potentially valid arguments for tariff protection are also t The potentially valid arguments for
tariff protection are also the most easily abused. What are those arguments? Why are they
susceptible to abuse? Evaluate the use of artificial trade barriers, such as tariffs and import
quotas, as a means of […]

Draw a domestic supply and demand diagram for a product Draw a domestic supply and
demand diagram for a product in which the United Stated does not have a comparative
advantage. What impact do foreign imports have on domestic price and quantity? On your
diagram show a protective tariff that […]

Suppose nation A can produce 80 units of X by Suppose nation A can produce 80 units of X by
using all its resources to produce X or 60 units of Y devoting all its resources to Y. Comparable
figures for nation B are 60 units of X and 60 […]

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Distinguish among land labor and capital intensive commoditi Distinguish among land-, labor-,
and capital-intensive commodities, citing one nontextbook example of each. What role do these
distinctions play in explaining international trade? What role do distinctive products, unrelated to
cost advantages, play in international trade? Distinguish among land labor and capital […]

You have just been elected president of the United States You have just been elected president
of the United States, and the present chairperson of the Federal Reserve Board has resigned.
You need to appoint a new person to this position, as well as a person to chair your Council […]

Explain the difference between active discretionary fiscal pol Explain the difference between
“active” discretionary fiscal policy advocated by mainstream economists and “passive” fiscal
policy advocated by new classical economists. Explain: “The problem with a balanced-budget
amendment is that it would, in a sense, require active fiscal policy—but in the wrong […]

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