International agricultural trade UE Past Papers Questions.
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(3041) Question Category: Long answers There are tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade . Some conditions in trade (such as food safety regulation, red tape administrative procedures and phytosanitary regulations) may also be classed as non -tariff barriers. Discuss. Answer / Solution UNSOLVED |
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(3042) Question Category: Short answers What determines the international competitiveness of a nation`s output and how does international trade affect individual welfare and income distribution?. Answer / Solution UNSOLVED |
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(3043) Question Category: Short answers On joining the IMF, each member country contributes a certain sum of money called a quota subscription, as a sort of credit union deposit.
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(3044) Question Category: Long answers Give a brief and concise description of the concept of Special Drawing Rights (SDR) and the reasons for its introduction? Answer / Solution UNSOLVED |
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(3109) Question Category: Mathematical Calculation Using information in Table below show that trade according to comparative advantage (CA) increasing world total output comparing with no trade sistuation. Also calculate how much more will be produced if each country allocate 1 ha and 1000ha specializing according to CA. How much land required in producing 1 ton (Ha)
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