Imports, Exports, and Balance of Trade
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Q. What are trade blocs?
- Trade blocs are groups of nations that have trade relations with each other.
- Trade blocs are groups of nations that have common or similar trade policies.
- Trade blocs are a block of nations that have trade relations only with each other.
- Trade blocs are groups of nations that have trade relations with each other but differ in their trade policies.
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What is an example of a balance of trade?
Q. Which of the following statement(s) is/ are not true?
- When the imports are more than the exports, it is a positive balance of trade.
- When the exports are more than the imports, it is a negative balance of trade.
- When the exports are more than the imports, it is a positive balance of trade.
- When the exports are less than the imports, it is a negative balance of trade.
Q. The phenomenon wherein a country's exports exceed its imports is called a negative balance of trade.
- False
- True