"Value-Added" in the Context of International Trade Refers To

question 5

Multiple Choice

"Value-added" in the context of international trade refers to:

• A) the difference between the value of exports and the value of imported inputs used in producing exports.
• B) the additional value a worker provides to a firm when she is hired.
• C) the value-added by being able to purchase goods in a competitive market.
• D) the value-added by import brokers when they mark up the price of the products.

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