ch.9,10,11 Flashcards
The stage of economic growth?
1-Affects the attitudes toward foreign business activity
2– The demand for goods
3– The distribution systems found within a country
4– The entire marketing
The United Nations groups countries into three
categories
1– MDCs (more-developed countries) – USA, Japan, Germany …
2– LDCs (less-developed countries) – Latin America, Asia …
3– LLDCs (Land-locked Developing Countries) – Central Africa, Ethiopia
Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs)
– Turkey, South Korea
– Countries that are experiencing rapid economic expansion and
industrialization
– Do not exactly fit as LDCs or MDCs
– Have moved away from restrictive trade practices
– Instituted significant free market reforms
Infrastructure and Development
1- Infrastructure represents those types of capital goods that serve the activities of many industries
2- The quality of an infrastructure directly affects a country’s economic growth potential
3-The less developed a country is – the less adequate the infrastructure is for conducting business
Economic growth factors for NICs?
1-Political stability in policies affecting their development
2-Economic and legal reforms
3-Entrepreneurship
4– Planning
5– Outward orientation
6– Factors of production
– Land, Labor, Capital, & Technolgy
Industrialization
is the fundamental objective of
most developing countries
Privatization
is currently a major economic
phenomenon in industrialized as well as in
developing countries
Demand in a developing country
– Three distinct kinds of markets in each country
► Traditional Rural/Agricultural Sector.
► Modern Urban/High-Income Sector.
► Transitional Sector Usually Represented By Low-Income Urban Slums
Emerging Nations?
growing rapidly and becoming more important on the
world economic stage
Developing Nations?
struggling in comparison and still need help
Emerging Countries?
high levels of
economic development, usually with rapid
industrialization.
developing countries?
no longer rely primarily on agriculture, have made impressive gains in infrastructure and industrial growth,
and are experiencing increasing incomes and quick economic growth
Big Emerging Markets (BEMs) share important traits?
- Are all geographically LARGE
- Have a significant POPULATIONS (>=5MILLION)
- Represent considerable markets for a wide range of products – market SIZE
- Have strong rates of GROWTH or the potential for significant growth
- Have undertaken significant programs of ECONOMIC REFORM
The IMF World Economic Outlook classifies 39 economies as “advanced,” based on factors as:
- High Per Capita Income
- Exports of Diversified Goods and Services
- Greater Integration into The Global Financial System
Big Emerging Markets
Two Countries Were Excluded:
Nigeria because of its classification as a low-income country
- Qatar because of its population of less than 5 million