Qobilov Shaxzod dbg'I-71

Qobilov Shaxzod DBG'I-71

Starting up Ex A

1. 
   Opportunities
   
2. 
   Competition
   
3. 
   Unemployment
   
4. 
   Poverty
   
5. 
   Workers
   
6. 
   Gap
   
7. 
   Prices
   
8. 
   Compaines
   
9. 
   Environment
   
10. 
    Standards
    

Ex B

1. 
   Controls
   
2. 
   Taxes
   
3. 
   Liberalize
   
4. 
   Barriers
   
5. 
   Borders
   
6. 
   Customs
   

Ex C

1. 
   Tariffs these are taxes on imported goods
   
2. 
   Subsides to domestic producers monry given to them by the government
   
3. 
   Expensive import license special permission to import goods
   

Ex D

1. 
   Companies compete freely
   
2. 
   Better made products
   
3. 
   A) Unfair B) Strategic C) Imports
   

Ex E

Open markets	Protected markets
Open borders Liberalize Free port Deregulation Laissez-faire	Developing industries Regulations Restrictions quotas Dumping Barriers Strategic industries Tariffs Customs Subsidies

Ex F

1. 
   The Japanese market
   
2. 
   A market survey before you make a major investment
   
3. 
   An order press one now
   
4. 
   The delivery date let us know as soon as possible
   
5. 
   Us a very good price for the consignment
   
6. 
   Insurance cover for the shipment
   
7. 
   All regulations if you want the delivery to go through without problems
   

Ex H

1. 
   Free trade is an economic practice whereby countries can important and export goods without fear of government interventiton. Government intervention includes tariffs and import\export bans or limitations. Free trade offers several benefits to countries, especially those in the developing stage. Developing countries can often advance their economy through strategic free trade agreements.
   
2. 
   Protection aims at helping some industries against foreign competition. This is done either through duties on imported goods, or bounties to domestic producers. An important duty makes the foreign articles sell at higher prices and so helps the home manufactures.
   
3. 
   I thing free always a good thing. Because, free trade increases prosperity for countries and the citizens of all participating nations by allowing consumers to buy more, better-quality products at lower cost.
   

Ex B

1. 
   True
   
2. 
   False
   
3. 
   False
   
4. 
   True
   
5. 
   True
   
6. 
   True
   
7. 
   False
   
8. 
   True
   

Ex C

1. 
   Protectionism
   
2. 
   Slowdown
   
3. 
   Deficit
   
4. 
   Co-operation
   
5. 
   Risen
   
6. 
   Save
   

Ex D

1. 
   Protectionism
   
2. 
   Co-operation
   
3. 
   Slowdown
   
4. 
   Deficit