A) The uncertainties and risks inherent in introducing new products are very low.
B) The demand for most new products tends to be based mainly on price.
C) U.S.labor costs are relatively low compared to global standards.
D) Firms can charge relatively high prices for new products.
E) The production of innovative products in other advanced countries limits the potential for exports from the United States.
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A) the significance of trade barriers.
B) a positive-sum game.
C) a first-mover advantage.
D) the advantages of mercantilism.
E) a zero-sum game.
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A) position of a nation regarding the components of production necessary to compete in a given industry
B) presence or absence of related industries that are internationally competitive
C) conditions governing how companies are created,organized,and managed and the nature of domestic rivalry
D) nature of home demand for the industry's product or service
E) economic and strategic advantages that accrue to early entrants into an industry
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A) purchasing power parity
B) gross national income
C) economies of scale
D) firm strategy,structure,and rivalry
E) gross domestic product
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A) We have assumed a simple world in which there are only two countries.
B) We have assumed the prices of resources and exchange rates in the two countries are dynamic.
C) We have assumed there are barriers to the movement of resources from the production of one good to another within the same country.
D) We have assumed that agrarian nations do not specialize in producing fertilizers.
E) We have assumed diminishing returns to specialization.
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A) trade barriers
B) vigorous domestic rivalry
C) purchasing power parity
D) the availability of a captive market
E) first-mover advantages
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A) Heckscher-Ohlin
B) product life-cycle
C) comparative advantage
D) absolute advantage
E) national competitive advantage
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A) A wide variety of products is produced at greater unit costs than in the absence of trade.
B) As the variety of products increases,demand for individual products decreases,leading to non-realization of economies of scale.
C) Each nation may specialize in producing a narrower range of products,importing goods that it does not make.
D) The ability to capture first-mover advantages is restricted in a world that allows trade.
E) When countries do not differ in their resource endowments or technology,trade does not offer mutual benefits.
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A) the price of a new product increases along with the increase in the popularity of the product.
B) nations benefit from trade even in the absence of resource endowments and technology.
C) there is an economic rationale for a proactive trade policy.
D) the role of luck,entrepreneurship,and innovation is important in giving a firm first-mover advantages.
E) market expansion leads to better realization of economies of scale.
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A) theory of absolute advantage
B) theory of comparative advantage
C) Heckscher-Ohlin theory
D) new trade theory
E) product life-cycle theory
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A) Tariff barriers determine the flow of goods and services between nations.
B) Countries are simultaneously encouraging exports and discouraging imports.
C) First entrants to the industry ensure their nations have the first-mover advantages.
D) Nations with an absolute advantage in producing certain goods trade them for goods produced by other countries.
E) Gold and silver are the mainstays of national wealth and essential to vigorous commerce.
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A) reduce the volume of the goods produced.
B) decrease the variety of goods available to consumers.
C) decrease the average costs of goods.
D) inhibit first-mover advantages in all industries.
E) benefit only nations that differ in resource endowments or technology.
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A) lower costs of services to offset a fall in demand.
B) develop cost-saving process innovations.
C) invite foreign direct investment in domestic industries.
D) embrace and promote open market capitalism.
E) import new consumer products and export agricultural products.
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