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4.5.3. Oral Practice. Explain in English the meanings of the following words and expressions.

Work in small groups and discuss them

import quotas

licence system

voluntary export restrictions

strategic goods

infant industries

antidumping duties

4.5.4. Written Practice. Translation Focus

Translate the sentences into English making use of the active (4.4.1, 4.4.2).

1. Государственное регулирование внешнеэкономической деятельности осуществляется

с помощью экономических и административных методов.

2. Арсенал (arsenal) административных и экономических методов регулирования экспорта

и импорта разнообразен.

3. Инструменты государственного регулирования внешней торговли подразделяются на

тарифные (таможенные пошлины, тарифные квоты) и нетарифные (квотирование,

лицензирование, ≪добровольное≫ ограничение экспорта).

4. Таможенный тариф можно определить как систематизированный свод ставок таможенных

пошлин, применяемых к товарам, перемещаемым через таможенную границу. Тарифная

квота — разновидность переменных таможенных пошлин, ставки которых зависят

от объема импорта товара.

5. Количественные ограничения являются основным нетарифным методом торговой политики.

6. Методы скрытого протекционизма представляют собой разнообразные барьеры нетаможенного

характера: требования о соблюдении национальных стандартов, требования о содержании

местных компонентов в производимых товарах (local content requirement) и т.д.

7. Наиболее распространенными финансовыми методами торговой политики являются

субсидии, кредитование и демпинг.

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4 .5.5. Multiple Choice Comprehension Check (basic Text 4.4)

Check the comprehension of the text choosing the answer which, you think, is correct.

1. Tariffs are excise taxes on imported goods. What is the purpose of imposing them ?

a) Tariffs practically have no impact on the budget of the country. The customs union decides

whether to impose tariffs or not.

b) They may be imposed for purposes of revenue or protection of local firms. In Russia, for

example, tariffs are imposed on imported cars.

c) They are imposed only due to political reasons.

2. Revenue tariffs are usually applied to products which are not produced domestically. What are their

rates?

a) These rates are considerable since their purpose is to provide the federal government with

tax revenues.

b) These rates are of a symbolic character, and they do not influence the budget of the country at all.

c) These rates are typically modest, and their purpose is to provide the federal government with

tax revenues.

3. Protective tariffs are designed to shield domestic producers from foreign competition. What situation

do protective tariffs put foreign producers in ?

a) Protective tariffs are negligible and do not bring much harm to importers.

b) Protective tariffs put foreign producers at a competitive disadvantage and sometimes stop

importing a product.

c) These tariffs promote competitiveness and force importers to reduce prices for their goods.

4. Import quotas specify the maximum amounts of commodities which may be imported in any period

of time. What does the imposing of low import quotas lead to?

a) The imposing of low import quotas promotes the increase of competitiveness of the goods of

local firms.

b) Importers usually neglect these import quotas.

c) Import quotas are more effective in retarding international commerce than are tariffs, while

low quotas reduce import of goods to the minimum.

5. By nontariff barriers we mean licensing requirements and other technical and customs procedures.

What can the restricting of issuance of licenses lead to?

a) The situation with imports of goods won’t change, practically. Japan and the European countries

serve an example.

b) By restricting the issuance of licenses, imports can be effectively limited. Just in this way

European countries acted having prohibited the import of corn in 2002.

c) It is becoming more difficult to reduce the issuance of licenses, and many countries stopped

using this method.

6. Voluntary export restrictions are a relatively new form of trade barrier.

a) Exporters do not agree to voluntary export restrictions and are not afraid of stringent trade

barriers.

b) Foreign firms “voluntarily” limit the amount of their exports to a particular country; Japan,

the EU countries and many others act in this way.

c) Voluntary export restrictions negatively affect foreign activities of the countries.

4.6. Oral Practice

Hold a dialogue using the given cliches, set expressions, and some prompts.

Work with partners.

1 .Давайте обсудим вопрос экономических последствий I’ve got a lot of information.

введения торговых ограничений. Хотелось бы услышать But what I am driving at is.

соображения, почему квоты и пошлины применяются в

Particular industries and

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2. Дело не только в экономических последствиях торговых

Al things considered, I’d like to ad.

ограничений. Представляется интересным, что тарифы

The costs of protectionism are

и квоты вводятся политиками, чтобы у них было мень-

hiden.

ше внутренних проблем. There it is. It is realy so.

I’l 3. Представляется, что доход.t sebrhoы от пошлин и квот не ока-

As far as I’m concerned.

зывают влияния на экономическое благосостояние стра-

I’m certain that.

4. Пошлины прямо способст.laret .tfenAsnm trcegnouvmomr

fcenom i fos ire sefsans iltraytenвуют

экспансии относи

The point I wanto make is.

5. Специализация и не сковат.inotcesr

idgnosce sacuf itredhnwtrsebou refifihейra .•аслри твохнTыекнф онэеьфелнная ничем мировая тор cm .itгaghnom’ Iовля

ведут к эффективному использованию мировых р The thеing is..

сурсов и расширению реального объема мирового п •Pрrotective оtarifs lead

to

изводства. the consumer’s loses.

6. Не стоит делать вывод о последствиях введения т о Aрs I saгid beоfore...вых

ограничений только с точки зрения потре б и т Inе otлher еwoйrds...

Следует учитывать необходимость защиты н е о к Tрoе suпmш it uиp..х.

отраслей национальной промышленности, стимулирования

отечественного производства, увеличения доходов

бюджета и защиты национальной безопасности.

4.7. Development

4.7.1. Reading (skimming, scanning for subject and language study)

4.7.1.1. Read and translate the text “Protective Policy in International Trade.” Single out the

arguments in favour of imposing protection measures in international trade and speak about them.

Protective Policy in International Trade

What is protective policy in international trade?

This is the imposition of tariffs, quotas or other devices (nontariff barriers) to restrict the inflow

of imports. Arguments in favour of protectionism and against free trade have their origin in the

earliest periods of economic discussion (mercantilism). The arguments take many forms. Domestic

industries, especially agriculture, must be maintained at a high level in case foreign sources are

cut off during a war. Key industries which have a significant defence role should be protected to

avoid reliance on a foreign supplier. In conditions of excess capacity, protection increases employment

by switching demand away from foreign to domestic production, and, through an increase in

the surplus on the balance of payments, enables aggregate income to be raised through the multiplier

effect. Protection also enables new industries to develop to an optimum size — the infantindustry

argument. Protection can be used as a counter to dumping (contingent protection) and as

a retaliatory measure against other countries’ restrictions.

The case for protection for the developing countries was put forward by R. D. Prebisch (1901 —