Trade barriers such as tariffs, quotas and protective regulations can stand in the way of trade.
In India, _______ and regulations have sometimes limited trade between different states within the country.
(1 point)
Responses
Tariffs
Tariffs
Quotas
Quotas
Embargo
Embargo
Outsourcing .
Protective regulations
Trade barriers such as tariffs, quotas and protective regulations can stand in the way of trade.
In India, _______ and regulations have sometimes limited trade between different states within the country.
(1 point)
Responses
A.Tariffs
B.Quotas
C.Embargo
D.Outsourcing
The correct answer is D. Outsourcing is not a trade barrier that limits trade between different states within a country.
Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka specialize in producing and selling lower cost cloth and clothing than other countries. Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka will use the money they earn from selling these items on the global market to:(1 point)
Responses
Buy cloth and clothing from India.
Buy cloth and clothing from India.
Buy different goods and services they need from other countries
Buy different goods and services they need from other countries
Stop trading with other countries
Stop trading with other countries
Limit the cloth and clothing they sell to other countries
The correct answer is B. Buy different goods and services they need from other countries.
Based on the relationship between literacy rates and per capita GDP, which South Asian nation has the HIGHEST literacy rate among its citizens?
(1 point)
Responses
China
China
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Japan
Japan
India
Based on the given options, Japan has the highest literacy rate among its citizens.
Indians in government and industry have invested in the country’s productive capital such as machinery, factories, offices and computers. As a result, India’s GDP has ________.(1 point)
Responses
Increased
Increased
Decreased
Decreased
Stayed the same
Stayed the same
Both Increased and Decreased