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| 2. | A Producer has a _____ when it can produce a product at a lower opportunity cost than another producer. |
| 3. | Arguement supporting tariffs to promote domestic employment |
| 4. | Short name for a free trade area |
| 7. | Goods Exchange Ratio between Nations |
| 8. | Government Payments to a Domestic Producer |
| 9. | International Outsourcing |
| 10. | The False idea that what is true for the part is necessarily true for the whole. |
| 12. | Wool, Meat, Vegetables |
| 13. | Trade Barrier by which Foreign Firms voluntarily restrict the number of exports to a particular country. |
| 15. | The 16 nations of the EU that use the Euro is referred to as the ____. |
| 16. | Price that would prevail in a closed economy |
| 17. | The extra output that trading partners obtain through specialization of production and and exchange of goods/services. |
| 18. | Import Tax |
| 19. | Economic Effects of a Protective Tariff or Import Quota |
| 20. | Tax intended to protect domestic business |
| 22. | Largest Exporter of Goods and Services as a precentage of GDP. |
| 23. | Import Tax intended to creat Revenue for Federal Government |
| 24. | Slopes Upward |
| 25. | Shows amounts of two products a nation can obtain via specializing in one and trading for the other |
| 26. | Oversees trade agreements reached by member nations |
| 28. | Slopes Downward |
| 29. | Airplanes, Cars, Machinery |
| 30. | Act that caused a 1930 "trade war" |
| 31. | What one country gives up for an additional unit of a resource compared to another |
| 32. | Limit on imports. |
| 33. | Association of 27 European Countries that has elminated tariffs and quotas amongst themselves. |