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After the successive reforms in the 1990s and 2000s, the main principle governing the CAP became:

to subsidy agricultural production

to subsidy land ownership

to subsidy European consumption

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Norway participates in the European Single Market, but is not a member of the EU.

France and Norway are allowed to impose tariffs on their respective imports and exports

France and Norway are not allowed to impose tariffs on their respective imports and exports

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The existence of powerful labour union tends to:

increase employment at constant wages

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increase wages and employment

increase wages and decrease employment

When the demand of labour equals the supply of labour,

there is no voluntary unemployment

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there is no involuntary unemployment

We consider the market for oranges between France and the UK, and we suppose that France is a net exporter of oranges.

French producers and British producers benefit from international exchanges of oranges

French consumers and British producers benefit from international exchanges of oranges

French consumers and British consumers benefit from international exchanges of oranges

French producers and British consumers benefit from international exchanges of oranges

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We consider three countries: A, B, and RoW ("Rest of the World"). A imports good 1 from B and RoW; B imports good 2 from A and RoW; RoW imports good 3 from A and B. We suppose that A and B agree to form a customs union. In terms of surplus, in which case(s) would it be prefererable to form a free trade area instead of a customs union?

Both A and B would gain in terms of total surplus by removing unilaterally their tariff on RoW.

Both A and B would lose in terms of total surplus by removing unilaterally their tariff on RoW.

A would gain and B would lose by removing unilaterally their tariff on RoW

A would lose and B would gain by removing unilaterally their tariff on RoW

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Which of the following steps were central in the process of economic integration within the European Community?

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The Luxembourg compromise

The second treaty of Rome (2004), establishing a Constitution for Europe

The creation of a free trade area with the European Free Trade Association

The launch of the common agricultural policy

The European Monetary Union

Suppose that the euro is strengthening against the dollar (1 euro can now be exchanged against more dollars).

American exports to the Eurozone will probably increase

European exports to the USA will probably increase

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European exports to the USA will probably decrease

American exports to the Eurozone will probably decrease

A key issue in the negotiation of the Withdrawal agreement is the situation of Northern Ireland. Suppose that the UK chooses to respect both the Common Travel Area and the Good Friday Agreement. Under those circumstances:

The UK can leave the European Single Market, without having a border with the EU.

The UK can leave the European Single Market, and the border with the EU will be between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

The UK can leave the European Single Market, and the border with the EU will be in the Irish Sea, between Great Britain and Ireland

The UK must stay within the European Single Market

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