UK residents buy tourism services from businesses abroad. UK firms sell insurance cover to customers abroad.
Which statement correctly classifies these two transactions for the UK?
The tourism is a UK import and the insurance cover is a UK export
The tourism is a UK export and the insurance cover is a UK import
The insurance cover is a UK export, but the tourism is not a UK import because it is provided abroad
Both are UK exports, because the tourists and the insurance cover both go out of the UK
85 exam-style questions on OCR GCSE Economics 4.1 Importance of international trade, covering 4.1.1 Why countries import and export and 4.1.2 Free trade agreements. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.