When Comparing the Ratio of Trade to GDP, Relative to Other

question 132

Multiple Choice

When comparing the ratio of trade to GDP, relative to other countries, the United States typically has

• A) Lower ratios for both imports and exports.
• B) A higher ratio for imports but a lower ratio for exports.
• C) A lower ratio for imports but a higher ratio for exports.
• D) Higher ratios for both imports and exports.

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