The opportunity cost of a computer in Sweden is one-half a CD player. The opportunity cost of a CD player in the United States is two computers. None of the above. If the exchange rate for the mark is floating in a free market, then at a rate below equilibrium, the quantity of marks demanded will exceed the quantity supplied, and the price of a mark will be bid up. None of the above.
Mexican companies pay off a part of their debt to banks in the United States.
A U.S. college student travels in Costa Rica on a scholarship from a local church. Toyota of Japan builds a manufacturing plant in Canada. A Canadian company invests in U.S. real estate. Both a and d. The infant industry argument is valid when a new industry is suffering financial losses.