Trade Agreement Concepts
History of US trade policy on China
Tariff & Economic Effects
Foreign Investment & Business Strategy
Currency, Global Markets and Political Decisions
100

When a business sells goods to customers in another country, those sales are called _____.

Exports

100

During the period of easing trade tensions, President Trump visited this city, which is the capital of China.

Beijing

100

What is a tax placed on imported goods called?

Tariff

100

What does FDI stand for?

Foreign Direct Investment

100

What market determines the exchange rate between currencies?

Foreign Exchange Market

200

This type of agreement involves reciprocal trade agreements between two or more partners.

Multilateral Trade Agreement

200

This US leader visited Beijing in May 2026.

Donald Trump

200

When tariffs increase the price of imported products, who often ends up paying higher prices?

The Consumer

200

What is it called when a U.S. company builds a factory in China?

Foreign Direct Investment

200

If the U.S. dollar weakens against the Chinese yuan, U.S. goods generally become what for Chinese buyers, assuming prices remain constant?

Less Expensive

300

Toys and holiday decorations are examples of these products traded between countries.

Consumer Goods

300

In September 2026, this Chinese leader visited the White House for the first time since 2015.

President Xi Jinping

300

What term describes a government policy that makes foreign products less competitive in a domestic market?

A Trade Barrier

300

What type of business risk increases when trade tensions make it harder for companies to operate across borders?

Political Risk

300

What is the term for the loss of purchasing power that causes prices to rise over time?

Inflation

400

What do multilateral trade agreements aim to prevent?

Discrimination

400

The US and China agreed to lower tariffs in this kind of pause in the trade conflict.

Trade Truce

400

If the U.S. places tariffs on Chinese goods and China responds with tariffs on U.S. goods, what is this called?

Retaliatory Tariffs

400

Why might a U.S. company move production from China to another country because of tariffs?

To Reduce Costs and Avoid Tarriffs

400

What type of economic arrangement reduces or removes trade barriers among participating countries?

Regional Economic Integration

500

Trade agreements can foster integration beyond what is provided by this organization.

World Trade Organization (WTO)

500

On September 28, 2026, the US lowered tariffs on this much worth of Chinese goods.

$30 Billion

500

What economic problem can occur when tariffs increase the cost of imported materials for American manufacturers?

Higher Production Costs

500

What international business strategy involves adapting products or operations to meet the needs of individual countries?

Localization (Local Responsiveness)

500

Why might a company diversify its supply chain across multiple countries during a trade conflict?

To Reduce Dependence on One Country and Limit Trade-Related Risks

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