a) a comparative advantage b) an absolute advantage c) a qualified advantage d) a specific advantage 13£®¡ª¡ªis the price or exchange rate at which one is willing o buy or sell a currency£®
a) A quota b) A tariff c) A quotation d) A non-barrierr tariff
1 4£®If home currency is used to express the unit price of a foreign currency, we call it
a) a direct quotation b) an indirect quotation c) an exchange rate d) a foreign exchange 1 5£®According to their purposes£¬tariffs fall intotwo types£º
a) specific tariffs and compound tariffs b) revenue tariffls and protective tarifrs
c) ad valorem tariffs and specific tariffs d) revenue tariffs and ad valorem
l 6. In addition to regular importt tariffs£¬imports might have to pay__________£®
a) revenue tariffs b) import surtax c) protective tariffs d) alternative tariffs
17£®Import surtax is an additional tax for specific purposes£®It has following major forms except£º
a) countervailing duty b) anti-dumping duty c) variable levy
d) barrier
18£®Import surtax can be collected in four ways such as specinc duties and the following except£º
a) anti-dumping duties b) ad valorem duties c) compound duties d ) alternative duties
l 9£®Exporting countries sometimes have to stipulate quotas for products they can export during a certain period of time as the importing countries requested£®Such quotas are called¡ª¡ª£®
a) tariff quotas b) requested quotas c)voluntary export quotas d)foreign quotas
20£®Besides tariffs£¬other measures such as quotas are also used to control imports£®As such measures collect no tariff they are commonly referred to as¡ª¡ª£®
a) non-tariff barriers b) tariff barriers c) barriers d) without tarriffs
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1£®_________exists when a country can make something better or more cheaply than anyone else£®
2£®______________ is an agreement that the exporting company gives the foreigner a license to produce or market the former?s products in the latter?s country£®
3£®In international business£¬currencies of foreign countries are called