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International Economics INTERNATOINAL ECONOMICS (PAPER - II) M.A (FINAL) EXTERNAL ANNUAL EXAMINATION 1997 University of Karachi Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 100 1) Attempt any five questions. 2) All questions carry equal marks. 1. What is the difference between International Trade and Inter regional trade? Explain in detail. 2. Explain with example Ricardian Theory of Comparative Advantage under the own assumption. What is the criticism on this theory? 3. Explain the factor price equalization theorem. What are the implications of possibility of the factor reversal on the validity of the Theorem? 4. Distinguish between Balance of Payments and Balance of Trade. How devaluation can correct a deficit in balance of payments of a country. 5. How exchange rate for a currency is determined? Examine the experience of floating exchange rate in Leading Economies of the world. 6. Explain the Theory of optimum tariff and demonstrate how the rate of optimum tariff can be calculated in terms of elasticities of foreign offer curve. 7. What is the nature of Loans, which are given by IMP and World Bank? Enumerate the main functions of IMF and review the performance. 8. Differentiate between Custom Union and free trade area. Briefly evaluate Mead s contribution towards the Theory of Customs Unions. a) Special drawing rights (SDR) b) Single and double factorial term of trade c) J-Curve d) Bretton Woods System.

1998 1. Why do nations trade? Is there a distinction to be drawn between trade within a country and trade between countries? 2. With respect to each part of the following table, indicate in which commodity Pakistan has an absolute and comparative advantage with respect to China and which commodity Pakistan should export China? Pakistan and China labour requirement for production (Necessary labour for production). 3. Trade is more important than aid for under developed country, which is attempting to achieve steady growth? Discuss. 4. Distinguish between currency Devaluation and Depreciation and explain why a country resort to devaluation. Does devaluation of a currency always improve the Balance of Payments? 5. What is terms of trade? Discuss the various types of terms of trade? How do a country s terms of trade differ from its gains from trade? 6. What do you understand by Custom Unions? Does an effective customs union always involve a monetary union as well? Discuss with example. 7. a) Explain how changes in the exchange rate affect net exports and aggregate demand? b) Explain the relationship between net export and the flown of investment into and out of a country.. 8. a) Explain how exchange rates between Pakistan s rupees and foreign currencies are established in foreign exchange market? b) What is the J Curve? What explains the behavior of net export represented by the J- Curve? 9. What is GATT? Has it succeeded in achieving its goals?

1999 1. a) Explain the theory of Absolute Advantage. b) Is there a basis for trade in the following case? Which commodity should each county export? 2. What is meant by Economic Integration? Describe the various forms of Economic Integration. 3. Explain the Heckscher-Ohlin theory of International Trade in the context of factor reversals. 4. What is foreign exchange market? What is meant by a depreciation and appreciation of the domestic currency? How does it affect the balance of payments? 5. What does an offer curve show? How is it derived? How is the equilibrium terms of trade determined? 6. Compare the partial equilibrium effects of a tariff and quota in the small country case. 7. How can International Trade influence economic development positively over time? 8. a) What is the difference between covered interest parity and uncovered interest parity? b) How would an investor decide whether he should invest in domestic or international money market? (i) Leontief Paradox (ii) MTO (iii) Balance of Payments.

2000 1. Explain the difference between International Trade and Inter Regional Trade. 2. Critically explain the Ricardian Theory of Comparative advantage. 3. Distinguish between Balance of Payments and Balance of Trade and explain the components of Balance of Payments. 4. How exchange rate of currency is determined? Examine the experience of floating exchange rate in developed countries. 5. Differentiate between Customs Unions and Free Trade Area. Also evaluate Mead s contribution towards the Theory of Customs Unions. 6. Discuss the consequences of foreign aid on developing countries. 7. Explain the Heckscher-Ohlin theory regarding the pattern of Trade. 8. Explain the relationship between Foreign Trade and Economic Growth. a) Special Drawing Rights (SDR) b) GATT c) IMF

1. Evaluate the following statements: 2001 a) The most noticeable basis for trade stems from differences in the natural endowments such as climate, minerals and water. b) International trade is a between people who happen to find themselves with in different national boundaries. 2. What is the difference between increasing opportunity cost and constant opportunity if trade takes place under them? Also discuss the possibility of trade under constant opportunity cost. 3. Why Leontief s result is contradicted to Heckscher-Ohlin trade model why other Economist disagree to Leontief explanation? 4. What effects will have on factor prices if trade is introduced between the nations? What will be implication of factor prices? 5. Why does a country impose tariff and other trade restrictions? Also discuss Samuelson-Stolper Theorem. 6. What is the nature of Loans, which are given by IMF and World Bank? Discuss the role of IMF in economic development of less developed countries in the changing international situation. 7. To what extent, LDCs * international indebtedness presents a burden to the economies. Discuss. 8. What is exchange rate? Discuss various types o exchange rate. Also discuss its demand side and supply side and equilibrium. 9. What is the difference between Balance of Payment and Balance of Trade? If inflation increases the value of exports, would the balance of trade and exchange rate necessarily improved from inflation that is higher than other countries? * Less Developed Countries