1. Under an export subsidy program, domestic producers receive a payment (subsidy) from the government to...
1.
Under an export subsidy program, domestic producers receive a payment (subsidy) from the government to enable them to export more units, This, however, raises domestic prices and, consequently, there is a decrease in the number of units sold domestically.
T/F
2.
Under a Free Trade Area type of economic integration there is unrestricted mobility of economic resources, particularly labor and capital.
T/F
Homework Answers
a) True, with export subsidy in the market the firms in the local economy will be selling the good to the world market that will decrease the local output and increase the local price to the world level.
b) False, only the goods are allowed to travel between the free trade area.
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