Question

Are the statements true, false, or uncertain arguments? An export tax always reduces the exporter's net revenues. It is highly evident which industries will produce more technological spillovers and which less. The bulk of child employment is in the tradeable sector of poor countries. The real cause of child labor is low GDP per capita. Trade restrictions save jobs that are more visible, but result in job losses elsewhere. When trade is diverted away from countries that employ children, the children allocate more time to education. When subsidies are not an option, import tariffs are a second-best policy to promote key industries. The main, perhaps only, concern of U.S. labor unions regarding their fellow workers in developing countries are the working conditions of those foreign workers.

Answer 1

1. The statement is true

Export taxes are paid by the exporters. These taxes include customs and     shipment changes a as a as well.

2. The statement is uncertain

We cannot make out which industry will use technological spril overs and which industry will not use it.

3. The statement is false  

Child employment is in non-tradeable sector for most of the poor countries.

4. The statement is true

low GDP per capita mean the country does not have enough output per person. It is not able invest in the human capital of the Country. Each of facilities like education, hospitality is another result of low GDP per capita and thus, eventually. Low GDP per capita lead to child labor because these children and their parents does not have money & basic facilities and that is why choose this option.

Non-tradable sectors are composed of production, distributive alternate, repairs, shipping, accommodation, meals services sports (GHI), actual property activities (L), enterprise offerings (MN), and public administration (OPQ). All sorts of tradable sectors can create productivity increase

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