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Which of the following statements best describes how the U.S. recession is affecting other countries?

A
The US recession appears to be having no effect on the financial well-being of other countries.
B
Due to the loss of income from foreclosed homes, like the U.S., citizens in other countries are having trouble getting loans for home or personal use.
C
While citizens are having trouble getting loans from American banks due to the U.S. recession, local banks are eating up the customers with more accessible loans.
D
Since lenders are not as willing to lend in the U.S., they are more willing to lend to citizens of other countries. Borrowers are finding it very easy to get approved for loans overseas.
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How do tariffs on imports affect a country’s balance of trade?

A
Tariffs raise government revenue.
B
Tariffs ensure that all countries are traded with equally.
C
Tariffs reduce the amount of imports a country makes.
D
Tariffs increase the amount of money a country makes from imports.
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Which of the following statements best describes how the U.S. recession is affecting other countries?

A
The US recession appears to be having no effect on the financial well-being of other countries.
B
Due to the loss of income from foreclosed homes, like the U.S., citizens in other countries are having trouble getting loans for home or personal use.
C
While citizens are having trouble getting loans from American banks due to the U.S. recession, local banks are eating up the customers with more accessible loans.
D
Since lenders are not as willing to lend in the U.S., they are more willing to lend to citizens of other countries. Borrowers are finding it very easy to get approved for loans overseas.
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Suppose that Spain has a workforce of 22.85 million people, and that the average salary for each person is €24,200 annually. Spain has imports of €290.85 billion and exports of €200.13 billion. If the Spanish government levies a 7% tariff on exports, an 18% tariff on imports, and a 21% income tax, how will the revenue gained from tariffs and the revenue gained from income tax compare?

A
The government will earn €80.7214 billion more from tariffs than from income tax.
B
The government will earn €29.5030 billion more from tariffs than from income tax.
C
The government will earn €63.7707 billion more from income tax than from tariffs.
D
The government will earn €49.7616 billion more from income tax than from tariffs.
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The following table shows the working populations, average salaries, and income tax rates of France and Germany.CountryWorkforceAverage Salary (€)Income Tax RateFrance31,491,23229,76669.3%Germany38,844,01732,10445.2%Based on the information in the table, how do the annual tax revenues of Germany and France compare to one another?

A
The French government gathers €85,930,190,677 more than the German government.
B
The French government gathers €543,141,128,984 more than the German government.
C
The German government gathers €309,680,310,056 more than the French government.
D
The German government gathers €223,750,119,378 more than the French government.
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Which economic system has no government involvement in the market?

A
capitalism
B
communism
C
socialism
D
No economic system is free from government involvement.
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The following table shows the working populations, average salaries, and income tax rates of France and Germany.CountryWorkforceAverage Salary (€)Income Tax RateFrance31,491,23229,76669.3%Germany38,844,01732,10445.2%Based on the information in the table, how do the annual tax revenues of Germany and France compare to one another?

A
The French government gathers €85,930,190,677 more than the German government.
B
The French government gathers €543,141,128,984 more than the German government.
C
The German government gathers €309,680,310,056 more than the French government.
D
The German government gathers €223,750,119,378 more than the French government.

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