a. a tariff has the same welfare impact as a subsidy to the import-competing industry
(provided domestic production is the same with each alternative instrument)
b. a tariff reduces both real income and the gains from exchange
c. a tariff reduces consumer welfare only if the tariff is a prohibitive tariff (i.e.,
eliminates all imports)
d. protection shifts the ppf outward but reduces consumerwelfare
10) if the heckscher-ohlin theorem is valid in practice (and assuming that capital and
labor are treated as the only two factors in the real world), then the leontief statistic for
a labor-abundant country would be __________.
a. greater than 1.0
b. equal to 1.0
c. less than 1.0 but greater than zero
d. less than zero
11) with ms = supply of money, v = velocity of money, p = price level, and y = real
output, which one of the following indicates the quantity theory of money expression?
a. msy = pv
b. msp = vy
c. ms = py – v
d. msv = py
12) the use of the most-favored-nation (mfn) principle [or normal trade relations (ntr)]
is an attempt to attain __________ toward competing suppliers of imports to a country.
hence, the arrangement whereby developed countries permit duty-free entry on some
goods coming from developing countries but levy tariffs on the same goods if coming
from other developed countries is __________ the mfn [or ntr] principle.
a. discrimination; a departure from
b. discrimination; an example of
c. nondiscrimination; a departure from
d. nondiscrimination; an example of