Capital intensive production is ....

production uses (relies on) greater proportion of capital

Portfolio investment is ....

buying shares in a business in another country

Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) refers to:

Ownership of productive assets in a country other than yours

A trend toward increasing trade among the world's countries.

Capital goods are ...

are products used by businesses

A branch plant is a...

a factory owned by a US company in Canada

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BBB 4M - Ch.1

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1
Canadian Culture can be strongly influenced by foreign content with regard to.....
all of these
lyrics
music and artists
performance
2
One benefit of international business is:
more and more stuff?
Access to markets
stuff
more stuff
3
Reliance on businesses/people for G/S is called.....
self-sufficiency
government dependence
trade
interdependence
4
Is Hong Kong a country?
No
Yes
Maybe
I don't know
5
Your clothing is an example of....
tertiary goods
primary goods
capital goods
consumer goods
6
Domestic businesses...
operate internationally
are successful in the global market
domesticate animals
operate inside the country
7
What does a tertiary industry provide?
development
teaching and nursing
research
mining
8
The direct exchange of goods or services without the use of money; a typical feature of traditional economies.....
Captital
money
Resources
Barter
9
Globalization came about due to...
all of these
migration & new forms of transportation
investment & the flow of money
communication technologies
10
Banks are part of the _________ industry?
primary
none of these
secondary
tertiary
11
Canada was built and developed based primarily [mostly] on the.....
lumber trade
poutine trade
food trade
fur trade from beaver pelts
12
Is Scotland a country?
No
Yes
I don't know
Maybe
13
Developing a relationship with a business in another country means this country is a/n .....
importer
exporter
trading partner
dependent
14
Capital intensive production is ....
production uses (relies on) government
production uses (relies on) greater proportion of capital
production uses (relies on) greater proportion of wages
production uses (relies on) greater proportion of labour
15
Portfolio investment is ....
using money to start a business in another country
buying shares in a business in another country
none of these
closing down a business in another country
16
Which industry produces capital or consumer goods?
primary
tertiary
none of these
secondary
17
Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) refers to:
Ownership of productive assets in a country other than yours
Foreigners investing in underdeveloped countries
Infiltration of societies by economic migrants
American War on Terror
18
MAPL is:
A & B
A) defined by the CRCT
C) musical selection must fulfill at least 3 of the criteria
B) musical selection must fulfill at least 2 of the criteria
19
Globalization?
A trend toward increasing service goods and production.
A trend toward increasing human effort in production.
A trend toward increasing trade among the world's countries.
A trend toward increasing the people over 15 can read.
20
Being able to provide for all basic needs without relying on other countries is.....
government dependence
interdependence
self-sufficiency
trade
21
A transaction is...
when governments negotiate terms of trade
an exchange of things of value
when a government provides services to those who need it for free
between a consumer and the government
22
A mine in Canada is part of which industry?
secondary
none of these
tertiary
primary
23
Capital goods are ...
extracted from the earth or sea
products used by individuals
services provided to businesses and consumers
are products used by businesses
24
International Business could include...
Owning a manufacturing factory in another country.
All of the above.
Owning a retail outlet in another country.
Importing goods from another country.
25
A branch plant is a...
a factory in Ontario owned by a business in Alberta
factory owned by a Canadian business in Canada
a factory owned by a US company in Canada
a factory in Canada owned by the Government of Canada

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