Why is it impossible that all industries in a developing country qualify as infant industries? ...

Why is it impossible that all industries in a developing country qualify as infant industries?
 
  (a) You cannot have a comparative advantage in everything.
  (b) You cannot have an absolute advantage in everything.
  (c) This would violate international law.
  (d) This would reduce the terms of trade.

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Question 2 - The neoclassical counter-revolution school supports
 
  a. trade restrictions.
  b. state-owned enterprises.
  c. eliminating government regulations.
  d. limitations on foreign investors.

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Question 3 - Explain why the education of girls is probably the most cost-effective development investment. Be sure to include in your answer some discussion of at least two of the following: absolute poverty, health and development, fertility, and agriculture.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Question 4 - Under normal circumstances, the ratio of a country's export prices to its import prices should
 
  a. increase as trade increases
  b. decrease as trade increases
  c. fluctuate as trade increases
  d. remain constant as trade increases
  e. none of the above