The Following Are Typical Examples of Ordinal Data Except

question 3

Multiple Choice

The following are typical examples of ordinal data except:

• A) Distance
• B) Position in a race
• C) Hardness of a mineral
• D) Military rank

Understand the concept of terms of trade and how they are determined.

Illustrate the benefits of free trade and the role of exchange rates in facilitating it.

Discuss the range of exchange rates that can lead to gains from trade based on comparative advantage.

Understand the relationship between trade policies (such as subsidies) and their impact on prices and trade flows.

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