Free Trade Between Usa And Britian Been Cancelled Flashcards

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What is free trade?

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Free trade is the economic policy of allowing goods and services to be bought and sold across borders with minimal government intervention.

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True or False: Free trade between the USA and Britain has been permanently cancelled.

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False

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What was one major reason for the cancellation of free trade talks between the USA and Britain?

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Political disagreements and differing economic priorities.

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Fill in the blank: The cancellation of free trade agreements can lead to increased _____ between countries.

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tariffs

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Which two countries were involved in the free trade discussions that were cancelled?

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USA and Britain

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Multiple Choice: What was a potential benefit of free trade between the USA and Britain?

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Increased economic growth and job creation.

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What is one consequence of cancelling free trade agreements?

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Higher prices for consumers due to tariffs.

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True or False: The cancellation of free trade agreements has no impact on international relations.

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False

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What is the role of tariffs in international trade?

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Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods to protect domestic industries.

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Short Answer: How can cancelled free trade agreements affect supply chains?

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They can disrupt supply chains by increasing costs and uncertainties for businesses.

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Fill in the blank: The UK is seeking to establish new trade agreements with _____ after cancelling talks with the USA.

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other countries

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Multiple Choice: Which political party in the USA generally supports free trade?

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Democratic Party

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What is a trade deficit?

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A trade deficit occurs when a country’s imports exceed its exports.

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True or False: Cancelling free trade agreements may lead to job losses in certain sectors.

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True

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What is the impact of free trade on consumer choice?

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Free trade typically increases consumer choice by providing access to a wider variety of goods.

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Short Answer: What are non-tariff barriers?

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Non-tariff barriers are regulatory restrictions, such as quotas and standards, that countries use to control the amount of trade.

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Fill in the blank: The USA and Britain discussed free trade primarily in the context of _____ relations.

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Multiple Choice: What was a key concern for Britain in the free trade negotiations?

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Protecting its agricultural sector.

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What is the significance of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in free trade?

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The WTO regulates international trade agreements and resolves disputes between member countries.

20
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True or False: Free trade agreements are always beneficial for all parties involved.

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What can be a reason for countries to impose tariffs?

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To protect domestic industries from foreign competition.

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Short Answer: How do free trade agreements typically affect foreign investment?

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They tend to increase foreign investment by creating a more predictable trade environment.

23
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Fill in the blank: The cancellation of free trade discussions may lead to a rise in _____ tensions.

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Multiple Choice: Which sector might benefit from the cancellation of free trade between the USA and Britain?

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Domestic manufacturing

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What are the long-term implications of cancelled free trade agreements for economic growth?
They can hinder economic growth by limiting market access and increasing costs.
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True or False: Cancelled free trade agreements can lead to retaliation from other countries.
True