1. In the specific factors model, what is the shape of a country's production possibility frontier and why? 2. When a country's labour market is in equilibrium in the specific factors model, what would happen to the wage rate in the export-competing sector and import-competing sector? 000
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- Cooperton and Denalla each produce two products; pots and pens. The table shows the productlon possibilitles for each country. Cooperton Denalia Pots Pens Pots Pens 6,000 4,500 100 4,000 50 3,000 200 2,000 100 1,500 300 200 Which of the following terms of trade would be beneficlal for both countries? O 1 pot trades for 25 pens O 1 pen trades for 1/18 of a pot 1 pot trades for 15 pens O 1 pen trades for 1/22 of a potInd.1 100 600 300 Ind 2 400 200 700 Ind.3 50 350 50 Ind 4 250 150 25 Suppose we are given the following Intermediate Inputs matrix with industries 1-2 located in country A and 3-4 located in B Country A's total intermediate production exports to B are Select one a1300 b.1000 c.1200 d 800 e.75 Which of the following best reflects the trend in GVCS ? Select one a The increased trade in intermediates within GVCS has helped growth in trade to outpace growth in gross dornestic product (GDP) bVs and GDP arguments CNone is correct d Countries now participate in a process of vertical specialisation (VS) a vertical division of labour in which countries specialise in specific stages and tasks of the value chain e The rising transportation costs are a threat to GVC.10:39 PM Mon Jan 30 X no O 1 of 5 HIST 355 Race and Sex #2 Gutierrez (discussion questi... C 1000 Grains (millions) ●●● HW1.pdf 1. One German worker can produce either 5 cars or 10 tons of grain a year. One Japanese worker can produce either 4 cars or 5 tons of grain a year. To keep things simple, assume that each country has 100 million workers. Germany Japan 500 a) Complete the following table with the number of workers needed to make one car or one ton of grain in Germany and Japan Workers Needed to make 1 Car O 1/5 1/4 X = 1.25 cars HW1.pdf b) Graph the production possibilities frontier (PPF) for German economy as well as the PPF for Japanese economy in the same graph. Carefully label and identify the endpoint in your graphs. 1/10 1/5 1 Ton of Grain 500 million cars 6 Cars: 5x100 m = Grain : 10*100=1000 million tons Japan Cars: 4×100 = 400 mil Grain S* 100 = 500 mil tons 400 So Cars (millions c) In Germany, what is the opportunity cost of producing a car? What is the opportunity…
- Explain how technology progress is a source of economic groA French worker has 100 shirts or 20 in a yeara computer can produce, while a British worker can produce 100 shirtsor let's say it can produce 10 computers.- In this direction, as in question l, both the French andProduction possibilities for the British in Tabular Formyour show.- France and England each have 100 workerslet's assume. Each country, half of its employees in each sectorif it does, how many shirts and computers does each country produce?What is the total output of the shirt and computer in the worldmuch?- Now compare all employees of each countrythat he specialises in the industry in which he has the upper handlet's assume. In this case, shirts and computershow much is the total output in the world?Jsing the specific factors theory and the following table on relative factor apundance, what is the predicted impact of China's accession to the WTO 1999 on its trade with the US (i.e. which type of goods will be traded and in which direction)? Please explain (no computations needed) your answer and give examples on no more than three paragraphs. High- Physical Skilled Capital Labour Medium- Skilled Unskilled Arable Forest Labour Labour Land Land USA 26 30 8 1 17 China 5 12 31 25 14 Table 1: Share in percent of country's factor endowment of world factor endowments, early 2000s, rough approximation.
- If the removal of trade banters is so beneficial to international economic growth, why would a nation continue to restrict trade on some imported or exported products?In what way does comparing a countrys exports to GDP reflect its degree of globalization?I need help understanding how to solve for this question Worker Wage Time to complete 1 unit Paneling Dry Wall Al ($9/hr) 6hrs 4hrs Ken ($10/hr) 5hrs 5hrs Assuming there are 10 walls to panel (10 paneling jobs) and 8 dry walls to build (8 dry wall jobs) what is the monetary savings if Ken and Al specialize in their respective comparative advantages?
- Which of the following statements, in the context of U.S. exports, is ru? O A bulk of U.S. exports to developing nations comprise of perishable commodities. O Most US. exports are produced in high-wage industries. O The US. mainly exports labor intensive goods. O The US. exports products produced in the low wage Industries. O Primary products account for the largest share of U.S. exports to developed nations. D Question 21 Any terms of trade within the limits set by domestic opportinity costs will be mutually harmful, becuse each country trie to puh the other as close to the limits of the t O ue O Falbe D Question 22 The limits of the terma of trade are determined by the O diribution costs in each county O umencs echange a batween the trading partners O ock of teignethnge inh coury Oeuntv concounty OAere ol cost l pni gtheWhen countries specialize in the production of goods they have the comparative advantage in, both and will increase O prices, the trade deficit O production, consumption price level, unemployment consumption, unemploymentWhich of the folowing correctly identifies a result of globalization? O A. Investments in American manufacturing have increased O B. Countries have passed more policies that restrict trade in order to decrease interdependence O C. There has been increased movement between goods, services, and information between countries O D. Most nations have passed laws to create planning boards which set the optimum price for goods MP3) hp