A) The overall volume of outward FDI from developing nations in 2013 was nine times the level in 2003.
B) The proportion of worldwide outward FDI that came from developing nations increased from under 5 percent in 1990 to over 32 percent in 2013.
C) U.S. FDI outflows of $338 billion in 2013 were more than the combined outflows of the next three largest sources of FDI: Japan, China, and Saudi Arabia.
D) The United States and the EU combined have continued to account for one-third to one-half of worldwide FDI in recent years.
E) The United States was the leading single national source of FDI outflows through most of the period from 1990 to 2013, with an average of nearly one-quarter of total FDI outflows for 2010-2013.
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A) explains how international trade in manufactured goods will be linked to gross national income.
B) states that a nation will trade goods that can be produced with the production factor that is most abundant.
C) is concerned with the role of innovation in trade patterns.
D) explains why mercantilism failed.
E) requires perfect competition as an assumption underlying successful trade.
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A) During the prior three decades up to 2014, the proportion of FDI accounted for by the European Union increased.
B) During the prior three decades up to 2014, the proportion of FDI accounted for by the European Union decreased by over half.
C) Developing countries have dramatically increased their share of FDI stock, from 1 percent in 1980 to 19 percent at the beginning of 2014.
D) The value of the outstanding stock of foreign direct investment of the European Union was more than 50 percent higher than the level for the United States at the beginning of 2014.
E) The value of the outstanding stock of foreign direct investment of the developing countries was higher than the level for the United States at the beginning of 2014.
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A) innovation occurs in the U.S. and then goes to other nations.
B) exporting begins in the second stage.
C) exporting replaces direct investment in the second stage.
D) foreign-produced products compete in export markets in the third stage.
E) foreign producers eliminate U.S. producers through continued product innovation.
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A) comparative advantage
B) absolute advantage
C) mercantilist advantage
D) competitive advantage
E) monopolistic advantage
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A) approximately three-quarters of the exports from North American nations went to other nations in North America in 2014.
B) approximately 25 percent of exports from Asian nations went to other Asian nations in 2014.
C) approximately 70 percent of exports from European countries went to other European countries in 2014.
D) nearly 20 percent of U.S. exports went to Canada in 2014.
E) nearly half of all world trade occurred within regional trade agreements in 2014.
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A) an increase of 20 percent
B) a tripling
C) an overall decline
D) more than a fivefold increase
E) no change
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A) developed; increasing
B) developing; increasing
C) developed; decreasing
D) developing; decreasing
E) developing; stable over time
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A) the business climate in these importing nations is already relatively favorable.
B) import channel members (merchants, banks, and customs brokers) are experienced in handling import shipments from the exporter's area.
C) satisfactory transportation facilities have already been established.
D) export and import regulations are not insurmountable.
E) the cultures of the two countries should be relatively similar and compatible.
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A) internalization theory.
B) internationalization theory.
C) strategic behavior theory.
D) dynamic capabilities theory.
E) eclectic theory.
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A) the top 10 accounted for nearly 50 percent of total U.S. goods exports.
B) the top 10 accounted for nearly 50 percent of total U.S. goods imports.
C) China was the largest recipient of U.S. goods exports.
D) China, Canada, and Japan were the three largest sources of U.S. goods imports.
E) China, Canada, and Mexico were the three largest markets for U.S. goods exports.
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