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BUSMHR 2000 Exam 1 questions with correct answers Grossman and Krueger's study revealed the relationship between pollution levels and income. Which pollutant was the exception to their study? nitrous oxide sulfur dioxide lead carbon dioxide hydrogen When considering globalization, what is considered the single most important innovation since World War II? higher education transcontinental air transport the telephone the microprocessor cross-country railway systems Which of these companies exemplifies the globalization of markets? The clothes of Sea Shell Fashions, a U.S.-based company, are hand-sewn by workers in India. The accounts of a U.K.-based finance company are maintained and managed by an accounting firm in the Czech Republic. Fluffy Pillows, a U.S.-based pillow company, sells the same pillows worldwide. Iconic Industries Inc., a U.S. energy company, has generated capital from investors all over the world. Wine producer Violet Wines procures high-quality grapes from neighboring countries. Technology is indicated as having a major impact on the declining share of national income enjoyed by labor. If this is the case, what is a logical solution to this problem? increasing society's investment in education restricting exports of jobs restricting access to technology decreasing the wage rates of skilled workers increasing the supply of unskilled workers Which institution was established as a result of the Uruguay Round of GATT? United Nations World Bank International Monetary Fund World Trade Organization Group of Twenty What occurs according to Moore's law? The power of microprocessor technology doubles and its cost of production falls in half every 18 months. The demand for microprocessor technology falls in half every 18 months. The demand for microprocessors continues to rise, while their supply falls. The price of microprocessors continues to fall, while their cost of production increases. The cost of microprocessors increases as their power increases. Canadian company Yummy Snacks exports a number of products to consumers in Peru, Chile, and Argentina. According to this information, Yummy Snacks is most likely involved in international trade. outsourcing. foreign direct investment. globalization of production. trade protectionism. What was the motivation for non-U.S. firms to begin investing across national borders in the 1970s? desire to disperse production activities to optimal locations host of investment opportunities in foreign nations shift toward a more integrated and interdependent global economy rise in barriers to trade and foreign direct investments limits imposed by government intervention in international trade Gigantic Games., a U.S.-based company that specializes in strategy-based board games, has production facilities in Poland and Spain. Based on this information, Gigantic Games can be classified as what type of enterprise? local multinational private public semipublic One cost-cutting measure used by Garr Tool Corp. is sourcing the parts it uses from companies in Germany, Ireland, and Canada that are more economical than home-country sources. The choice to use these sources is an example of the emergence of global institutions. regulation of the environment. globalization of production. globalization of markets. company's social responsibility. Economist Robert Reich advocates that the outsourcing of productive activities to different suppliers results in the creation of unlimited costs. global products. national tensions. a single currency. a global legal system. California-based Urban Health Source has invested resources in business activities in Italy. What type of business activity does this represent? multinational exchange foreign direct investment exporting globalization of markets international trade Shannon works as the executive manager of an international business, while Bob is the executive manager of a purely domestic business. Which of these responsibilities apply to both Shannon and Bob? dealing with government restrictions on international trade and investment adopting the appropriate policies for coping with country differences dealing with business attacks from competitors choosing the appropriate mode for entering a particular country for business coordinating and controlling globally dispersed production activities According to globalization supporters, what is an advantage of globalization? Globalization provides more economic power to national governments. As a result of globalization, pollution levels fall significantly in the world's poorer nations. As a result of globalization, countries relax their labor standards. Globalization leads to tougher environmental regulations which significantly decrease the costs of manufacturing enterprises. Globalization helps create jobs in all countries that participate in the global trading system. The merging of national markets that have historically been distinct and separate is the process of globalization. containerization. industrialization. foreign direct investment. international busines People in the West tend to associate a representative democracy with Multiple Choice weak property rights protection. a command economic system. a theocratic regime. low level of life expectancy at birth. a market economic system. A country that has ________ is an unattractive choice for international business. Multiple Choice strong protection of property rights market-based economic policies a closed totalitarian dictatorship the presence of business contract law a large market size in terms of population When Mark Zuckerberg co-founded Facebook, he was acting as a(n) ________ since he was the first to commercialize this innovative new product. Multiple Choice late-mover political action committee multinational regulator entrepreneur If a country exercises tight control over prices and output, prohibits private enterprises from operating in most sectors of the economy, and severely restricts foreign direct investment and international trade, it is against the practice of Multiple Choice protectionism. deregulation. a command economy. collectivism. industrialization. ABC Company is hesitant about entering Ukraine, because the country has been experiencing social unrest in recent years. Based on this information, what type of risk is ABC Company trying to avoid? Multiple Choice ethical legal economic technological political In 2017, the Brazilian government transferred the state ownership of the electric company, the airports, highways, and ports to private investors to stimulate the economy. This is an example of Multiple Choice communism. protectionism. nationalization. privatization. socialism. The spread of democracy among countries is most likely to lead to Multiple Choice the widespread use of centrally planned command economies. a strong shift toward a mixed economy. the promotion of greater competition. a decline in privatization. a decrease in innovation and entrepreneurship. The main reason that gross national income figures can be misleading is because they Multiple Choice don't consider differences in the cost of living. are determined by individual governments instead of a national institution. are an adjustment of the purchasing power parity (PPP). measure the total dollar amount of imports coming into a nation. allow for a direct comparison of living standards in different countries. A country that has ________ lowers the risk of doing business in that country. Multiple Choice a high rate of inflation a low standard of living the presence of more than one ethnic nationality the presence of a strong legal system a large number of nonperforming loans Julie asked her assistant to determine the gross national income of three different countries by evaluating the GNI against the cost of living in the United States. What measure is Julie asking her assistant to use? Multiple Choice factor endowments gross domestic product return on investment cash reserve ratio purchasing power parity The base for the adjustment of purchasing power parity is the cost of living in Multiple Choice the United Kingdom. the United States. China. Brazil. Russia. Corinne has analyzed the overall attractiveness of doing business with three possible countries and has determined that Country A is the best choice based on the potential for huge economic growth that should occur there because of recent advances in technology. Which factor of overall attractiveness is Corinne basing her decision on? Multiple Choice costs risks norms behaviors benefitsF In many of the world's nation-states, there has been a move away from ________ since the late 1980s. Multiple Choice economic gains democratization free markets centrally planned command economies legal systems to safeguard property rights What is one of the three measures used to determine the Human Development Index (HDI) of a country? Multiple Choice life expectancy at birth gender ratio carbon footprint of the country wholesale price index factors endowments A country that abolishes laws that regulate private enterprises and removes price controls is in the process of Multiple Choice deregulation. industrialization. divestiture. diversification. isolationism.

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BUSMHR 2000 Exam 1 questions with correct
answers

1). Grossman and krueger's study revealed the relationship between pollution levels and
income. which pollutant was the exception to their study?
nitrous oxide
sulfur dioxide
lead
carbon dioxide
hydrogen

 Ans: carbon dioxide


2). When considering globalization, what is considered the single most important innovation
since world war ii?

higher education
transcontinental air transport
the telephone
the microprocessor
cross-country railway systems

 Ans: the microprocessor


3). Which of these companies exemplifies the globalization of markets?

the clothes of sea shell fashions, a u.s.-based company, are hand-sewn by workers in india.
the accounts of a u.k.-based finance company are maintained and managed by an
accounting firm in the czech republic.
fluffy pillows, a u.s.-based pillow company, sells the same pillows worldwide.
iconic industries inc., a u.s. energy company, has generated capital from investors all over
the world.
wine producer violet wines procures high-quality grapes from neighboring countries.

 Ans: Fluffy Pillows, a U.S.-based pillow company, sells the same pillows worldwide


4). Technology is indicated as having a major impact on the declining share of national income
enjoyed by labor. if this is the case, what is a logical solution to this problem?




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, increasing society's investment in education
restricting exports of jobs
restricting access to technology
decreasing the wage rates of skilled workers
increasing the supply of unskilled workers

 Ans: increasing society's investment in education


5). Which institution was established as a result of the uruguay round of gatt?

united nations
world bank
international monetary fund
world trade organization
group of twenty

 Ans: World Trade Organization


6). What occurs according to moore's law?


the power of microprocessor technology doubles and its cost of production falls in half
every 18 months.
the demand for microprocessor technology falls in half every 18 months.
the demand for microprocessors continues to rise, while their supply falls.
the price of microprocessors continues to fall, while their cost of production increases.
the cost of microprocessors increases as their power increases.

 Ans: The power of microprocessor technology doubles and its cost of production falls
in half every 18 months


7). Canadian company yummy snacks exports a number of products to consumers in peru,
chile, and argentina. according to this information, yummy snacks is most likely involved in

international trade.
outsourcing.
foreign direct investment.
globalization of production.
trade protectionism.

 Ans: international trade.


8). What was the motivation for non-u.s. firms to begin investing across national borders in the
1970s?



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, desire to disperse production activities to optimal locations
host of investment opportunities in foreign nations
shift toward a more integrated and interdependent global economy
rise in barriers to trade and foreign direct investments
limits imposed by government intervention in international trade

 Ans: desire to disperse production activities to optimal locations


9). Gigantic games., a u.s.-based company that specializes in strategy-based board games, has
production facilities in poland and spain. based on this information, gigantic games can be
classified as what type of enterprise?


local
multinational
private
public
semipublic

 Ans: multinational


10). One cost-cutting measure used by garr tool corp. is sourcing the parts it uses from
companies in germany, ireland, and canada that are more economical than home-country
sources. the choice to use these sources is an example of the

emergence of global institutions.
regulation of the environment.
globalization of production.
globalization of markets.
company's social responsibility.

 Ans: globalization of production. Correct


11). Economist robert reich advocates that the outsourcing of productive activities to different
suppliers results in the creation of

unlimited costs.
global products.
national tensions.
a single currency.
a global legal system.

 Ans: global products.




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