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Assessment
1. It is essential to validate resources by cross referencing:
- a. a reliable resource you have used in the past
- b. multiple sources containing the same information
- c. an official government website containing the same information
- d. the latest news publication
2. The best place to find the most recent data is on:
- a. printed publications from the current year
- b. government statistic bureaus
- c. international organization publications
- d. websites that have been updated with in the last 30 days
3. The main source of information for foreign country statistics can be found at:
- a. local newspaper sites
- b. international organization sites
- c. official government or travel/tourism sites
- d. U.S. government sites
4. The U.S. Government agency that provides the most thorough international trade data and statistics is:
- a. the Commerce Department
- b. the State Department
- c. the Treasury Department
- d. the Department of Defense
(Correct answers: 1=b, 2=d, 3=c, 4=a)