Berdasarkan jadual berikut yang menunjukkan kemungkinan kadar syarat dagangan negara I dan permintaan import barang Y negara I pada setiap kadar syarat dagangan. Given the following table showing possible terms of trade for country I and country I's corresponding demand for imports of good Y at each terms of trade: Titik Point Kadar Syarat Dagangan Term of Trade Kuantiti Permintaan Import barang Y oleh Negara I Country I's quantity demand of import of Y (a) 1X1Y or Px/Py= 1 20 units (b) 1X 2Y or PXPY=2 46 units (c) 1X:3Y or Px/Py=3 69 units (d) 1X 4Y or Px/Py=4 84 units a) Kirakan jumlah penawaran eksport barang X oleh Negara I pada setiap kadar syaratdagangan berkaitan. dan lakaran keluk tawaran yang Calculate the supply of exports of good X by country I at each terms of trade and plot the resulting offer curve. b) Kenapa negara yang mengeksport barang X sanggup untuk mengimport lebih banyak barang Y apabila kadar syarat dagangan meningkat ? Why would a county exporting good X be willing to import greater quantities of good Y as term of trade rises?

Berdasarkan jadual berikut yang menunjukkan kemungkinan kadar syarat dagangan negara I dan permintaan import barang Y negara I pada setiap kadar syarat dagangan. Given the following table showing possible terms of trade for country I and country I's corresponding demand for imports of good Y at each terms of trade: Titik Point Kadar Syarat Dagangan Term of Trade Kuantiti Permintaan Import barang Y oleh Negara I Country I's quantity demand of import of Y (a) 1X1Y or Px/Py= 1 20 units (b) 1X 2Y or PXPY=2 46 units (c) 1X:3Y or Px/Py=3 69 units (d) 1X 4Y or Px/Py=4 84 units a) Kirakan jumlah penawaran eksport barang X oleh Negara I pada setiap kadar syaratdagangan berkaitan. dan lakaran keluk tawaran yang Calculate the supply of exports of good X by country I at each terms of trade and plot the resulting offer curve. b) Kenapa negara yang mengeksport barang X sanggup untuk mengimport lebih banyak barang Y apabila kadar syarat dagangan meningkat ? Why would a county exporting good X be willing to import greater quantities of good Y as term of trade rises?

Principles of Economics, 7th Edition (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter9: Application: International Trade

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