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International Trade Exam 2 QUESTIONS
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internal .economies .of .scale .- .Answer .when .the .cost .per .unit .depends .on .the .size .of .individual .firm
When .internal .economies .of .scale .exist .- .Answer .- .the .size .of .an .individual .firm .influences .its .unit .c
ost.
- .Large .firms .may .be .more .efficient .than .small .firms .and .drive .small .firms .out .of .business.
- .Such .a .production .structure .is .imperfectly .competitive .in .the .sense .that .excess .or .monopoly .profit
s .are .captured .by .large .firms.
perfect .competition .- .Answer .price .takes, .no .influence, .identical .goods, .no .barriers .to .entry, .zero .ec
onomic .profits.
imperfect .competition .- .Answer .price .setters, .some .product .differentiation, .some .barriers .to .entry, .s
ome .economic .profits. .Firms .are .aware .they .can .influence .the .prices .of .their .products .and .so .they .c
an .sell .more .only .by .reducing .their .price.
monopoly .- .Answer .- .industry .with .only .one .firm
- .firm .is .a ."price .setter": .can .choose .market .price .or .quantity .of .production
- .significant .barriers .to .entry; .one .product
oligopoly .- .Answer .- .an .industry .with .only .a .few .firms
- .pricing .decisions .are .interdependent
- .some .barriers .to .entry
monopolistic .competition .- .Answer .1. .each .firm .can .differentiate .its .product .from .the .product .of .co
mpetitors
, 2. .each .firm .ignores .the .impact .that .changes .in .its .price .will .have .on .the .prices .that .competitors .set
. .Even .though .each .firm .faces .competition .it .behaves .as .if .it .were .a .monopolist.
3. .More .competitors .implies .lower .sale .and .lower .profits .for .each .individual .firm.
interindustry .trade .- .Answer .trade .between .countries .in .goods .from .different .industries
intraindustry .trade .- .Answer .trade .between .countries .in .goods .from .the .same .or .similar .industries
inter-industry .and .intra-industry .trade .- .Answer .1. .gains .from .inter-
industry .trade .reflect .comparative .advantage
2. .gains .from .intra-industry .trade .reflect .economies .of .scale .
(lower .costs) .and .wider .consumer .choices
3. .The .monopolistic .competition .model .does .not .predict .which .country .firms .locate, .but .a .comparati
ve .advantage .in .producing .the .differentiated .good .will .likely .cause .a .country .to .export .more .of .that
.good .than .it .imports.
4. .The .relative .importance .of .intra-industry .trade .depends .on .how .similar .countries .are.
5. .Unlike .inter-
industry .trade .in .HO .model, .income .distribution .effects .are .not .predicted .to .occur .with .intra-
industry .trade.
trade .costs .- .Answer .- .borders
- .different .currencies, .language, .culture, .etc
- .preferences .differ .substantially .for .characteristics .of .the .same .good .across .countries.
consumers .gains .from .trade .- .Answer .1. .lower .price
2. .increased .variety
consequences .of .Imperfect .competiton .- .Answer .- .economies .of .scale .can .lead .to .an .increase .in .int
ernational .trade.