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A) a merchandise trade surplus with the rest of the world.
B) a large trade deficit with China.
C) avoided becoming a debtor nation.
D) attracted very little foreign direct investment.
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A) Nikkei includes 10% overhead costs and an 8 percent profit margin in the price of all the parts they export to the U.S.
B) Japan runs a trade deficit with the U.S.in auto parts.
C) Nikkei is a staunch supporter of free trade.
D) Nikkei sells more auto parts in Europe than it does in the U.S.
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A) 7 billion potential customers
B) 300 million potential customers
C) 200 billion potential customers
D) 30 billion potential customers
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A) moving jobs to South America in addition to China.
B) moving skilled service jobs such as those in accounting offshore.
C) moving jobs to India in addition to China.
D) moving manufacturing jobs offshore.
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A) the monetary authorities of that country.
B) the United Nations Committee on Floating Currencies.
C) the currency's supply and demand in the global market.
D) countertrading.
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A) imported item.
B) exported item.
C) protected good.
D) generic good.
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A) Has an exchange rate decrease.
B) Utilizes high tariffs.
C) Has a budget deficit.
D) Has a trade deficit.
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A) increase trade barriers between the countries involved.
B) decrease investment opportunities in the countries involved.
C) promote conditions of fair competition for the three trading partners.
D) improve working conditions in Central America.
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A) military expenditures
B) state unemployment
C) domestic inflation rates
D) foreign inflation rates
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A) trade embargoing
B) countertrading
C) profiteering
D) mercantilism
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A) The currency in Rosa's home country is weak against the Brazilian currency.
B) The currency in Rosa's home country will be almost equal to the Brazilian currency;otherwise it would not be a good exchange.
C) The currency in Rosa's home country is devalued.
D) The currency in Rosa's home country has strength against the Brazilian currency.
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