Exercise b taxes. Liberalize. Barriers. Borders. Customs. Exercise C

Exercise A

2. Competition.

3. Unemployment.

4. Poverty.

5. Workers.

6. Gap.

7. Prices.

8. Companies.

9. Enviroment.

10. Standards.

Exercise B

2. Taxes. 3. Liberalize. 4. Barriers. 5. Borders. 6. Customs.

Exercise C

2. Subsidise: These are money paid to domestic producer.

3. quotes: These limit quantities of product which is important.

4. laissez-faire: These are too cost.

5. Regulition: These are relating documents which company must have to export.

Exercise D

1. 
   a)
   
2. 
   d), e), c)
   
3. 
   free, strategical, steel
   
4. 
   a) libleralizing and moving barriers trends
   

b) the trends have been regulated

Exercise E

Open markets	Protected markets
open border	barriers
free port	developing industries
strategic industries	dumping
liberalize	tariffs
deregulations	restrictions
	quotes
	custom
	subsidise
	regulition
	laissez-faire

Exercise F

1. 
   We’re trying to break into – e) The Japanese market.
   
2. 
   You should carry out – d) a market survey before you make major investment.
   
3. 
   If you would like to place – f) an order, press one now.
   
4. 
   If you can’t meet – c) insurance cover for the shipment.
   
5. 
   They’ve quoted – g) us a very good price for the shipment.
   
6. 
   Let us know if you us to arrange – b) the delivery date, let us know as soon as possible.
   
7. 
   It’s essential to comply with - a) all regulations if you want the delivery to go through wirhout problems.
   

Exercise G

1. 
   To break into a market. a) suppliers
   
2. 
   To carry out a survey. c) both the supplier and the buyer
   
3. 
   To place an order. a) suppliers
   
4. 
   To meet insurance cover. the buyer
   
5. 
   To quote a price. a) suppliers
   
6. 
   To arrange the date. c) both the supplier and the buyer
   
7. 
   To comply with a regulation. the buyer
   

Exercise B

Article 2

5. The US should recognize how much the Chinese currency has already risen against the dolar. True (T)

6. US labour unions say China has manipulated its currency to give Chinese companies an unfair advantage in international trade. True (T)

7. The Chinese save less of their income than Americans. False (F)

8. Americans have recently bought Chinese-made good at low prices. True (T)

Exercise C

1. 
   free trade – barriers.
   
2. 
   upturn – downturn.
   
3. 
   surplus – little/few.
   
4. 
   dispute – arrangement.
   
5. 
   decreased – increased.
   
6. 
   spend – earn.
   

Exercise D

1. 
   few.
   
2. 
   arrangement.
   
3. 
   earn.
   
4. 
   increased.