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| Questions | True | False |
|---|---|---|
| A reduction in the quotas on imported goods will raise the price of shoes by decreasing supply. | ||
| Subsidies can be classed as a form of regressive taxation. | ||
| A reduction in import quotas will increase the level of protection in the economy. | ||
| The imposition of a subsidy will shift the domestic supply curve for a commodity to the right. | ||
| The WTO advocates increasing tariffs and other barriers to free trade. | ||
| The national defence argument is a political and social argument and has no economic basis. | ||
| Dumping refers to the practice of foreign firms selling their procucts below costs on domestic markets. | ||
| Subsidies are part of the government's expenditure and are reviewed in the federal budget each year. | ||
| Infant industries in Australia are often protected by embargoes. | ||
| The main difference between a quota and a tariff is that a quota does not raise any revenue for the government. |
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