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Imports are:
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A quota is:
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The current account of the balance of payments records:
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An appreciation of the pound makes UK imports:
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Which one of the following is a free trade area?
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Which one of the following is a feature of globalisation?
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A developing country is likely to have:
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The exchange rate is:
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Extract F (data are illustrative, written for this paper): A developing country exports coffee and cocoa. World coffee prices have fallen 30% in two years. The country imports most of its machinery and medicines. A multinational company plans to build a chocolate factory there.
State two features of a developing economy.
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Coffee export revenue was $2 billion. If export volumes stay the same, calculate the revenue after a 30% fall in price.
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Explain one problem of relying on exports of primary products.
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Explain how the chocolate factory could benefit the country.
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Evaluate whether globalisation has benefited developing countries.
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