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s.tung

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Suppose a video craze in the United States makes a particular Japanese-produced video game very popular. This would tend to:
 a. affect the U.S. balance of payments but not the balance of trade.
  b. reduce any existing balance of trade deficit in the United States.
  c. increase the balance of trade deficit of the United States.
 d. increase the balance of trade surplus of the United States.

Question 2

A special interest issue is best described as:
 a. one in which both sides utilize paid lobbyists to represent them.
 b. one which one party strongly supports and the other party strongly opposes.
 c. one in which a large number will each suffer small costs and a small number will each receive large benefits.
  d. one decided in a special session of the legislature.



lucas dlamini

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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