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Which of the following is an advantage of foreign trade?

A

Increased market opportunities

B

Dependency on foreign sources

C

Trade imbalances

correct option: a

Increased market opportunities

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What does foreign trade contribute to in terms of economic growth and development?

A

Increased unemployment

B

Reduced investment

C

Employment opportunities and revenue generation

correct option: c

Employment opportunities and revenue generation

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What is one disadvantage of foreign trade?

A

Equal distribution of benefits

B

Vulnerability to external factors

C

Reduced access to resources

correct option: b

Vulnerability to external factors

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4

How does foreign trade contribute to the exchange of knowledge and technology?

A

By limiting innovation and technological advancements

B

By hindering productivity and competitiveness

C

By facilitating the exchange of knowledge and technology

correct option: c

By facilitating the exchange of knowledge and technology

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5

What can trade imbalances lead to?

A

Increased foreign exchange reserves

B

Economic stability

C

Challenges in maintaining a stable economy

correct option: c

Challenges in maintaining a stable economy

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6

Explain one advantage of foreign trade in your own words.

Foreign trade provides increased market opportunities for businesses, allowing them to access larger customer bases beyond their domestic boundaries and potentially leading to increased sales and profits.

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Name one potential disadvantage of foreign trade.

One potential disadvantage of foreign trade is the vulnerability to external factors such as global economic fluctuations, geopolitical tensions, or changes in international trade policies, which can disrupt trade flows and negatively impact businesses and economies.

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