A. predatory dumg
B. sporadic dumg
C. persistent dumg
D. yearend dumg
A. predatory dumg
B. sporadic dumg
C. persistent dumg
D. yearend dumg
A. domestic subsidy
B. voluntary restraint agreement
C. domestic content requirement
D. tariff-rate quota
A. does not require government taxes to finance it
B. yields the same deadweight welfare loss as an import tariff or import quota
C. has only a consumption effect deadweight loss
D. has only a protective effect deadweight loss
A. selling goods to foreigners at a price below that charged domestic consumers
B. selling goods to foreigners at a price below the cost of production
C. antidumg duties being levied on the imported, dumped goods
D. All of the above
A. never
B. seldom
C. often
D. always
A. quota license
B. quota rents
C. quota prices
D. None of the above
A. higher prices and reduced imports
B. increased government revenue
C. increased consumer surplus
D. decrease producer surplus
A. prices
B. quantity
C. revenue
D. costs
A. U.S oil companies and workers deserved higher incomes
B. U.S oil was of superior quality and merited higher prices
C. one should not be too dependent on foreign suppliers of crucial resources
D. The U.S government needed the quota revenue to balance its budget
A. Capture the entire subsidy in the form of higher profits
B. Increase their level of production
C. reduce wages paid to domestic workers
D. consider the subsidy as a increase in production cost