When countries depend on each other for goods, jobs, and markets, this situation is called A Economic isolation B Local
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Chapter 19: Globalization – Meaning and Enabling Factors (Set-1)
Globalization mainly refers to which broad change in the world economy A Countries becoming isolated B Barter trade returning C
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A country’s export prices rise but import prices rise even faster, so its ability to buy imports from exports falls;
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A country imports edible oil despite local production because it is cheaper abroad; this situation mainly shows trade improves A
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A country sells textiles abroad to earn foreign currency and expand demand; this sale is treated as A Domestic retail
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A country purchases crude oil from another nation mainly because it needs A Local transport permits B Foreign raw materials
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Foreign trade means exchange of goods and services between A Same city markets B Same state markets C Different countries
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A country is efficient in both cars and wheat, yet it exports wheat because giving up cars per unit of
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A country keeps exporting a product even after wages rise because its machines and skills keep unit cost low. The
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A country can make both tea and cloth cheaper than another, but it exports cloth because it sacrifices less tea
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