Specification point 4.1.2 · Theme 4

Specialisation and trade

International economics · A global perspective

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ContextThe trade deal known as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is designed to eliminate or reduce trade barriers between the European Union (EU) and Canada. It is estimated that it will increase trade by 20% and boost EU GDP by 12 billion euros.

With reference to the theory of comparative advantage, explain how CETA may increase the GDP of both the EU and Canada.

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Which one of the following is likely to give the US a comparative advantage in steel production? An increase in:

Acorporation tax in the US
Beconomic growth in the US
Cthe productivity of US steel workers
Dthe wages of US steel workers

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