Exam 1 Flashcards

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Globalization

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Process in which people, ideas and goods spread throughout the world, spurring more interaction and integration between screens worlds governments and economies

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Political Economy

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study of production of trade and their links with custom government and law

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International political economy

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study of economics and international relations

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Institutions

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set of rules for economic purposes

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Arbitrage

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Purchase and sale of an asset to profit from a difference in the price

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Transaction costs

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expenses incurred when buying or selling a good or service

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Specialization

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method of production where I buns es focuses on production of certain product or services

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David Ricardo

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Principles of Politicsl Economy and Taxation

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Returns to scale

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changes in output as all factors change by the same proportion

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Comparative Advantage

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Ability of any actor to produce goods at lower opportunity costs than other economic actors

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Supply / Demand

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Static gains from trade

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increase in utility or level of welfare where there is trade between two countries

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Protectionism

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theory shielding a country’s domestic industries from foreign competition by taxing imports

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Tarrif

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tax imposed on import d goods/services used to restrict trade

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Factors

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Land Labor Capital- Factor Endowment input used in production

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Heckscher-Ohlin model

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Theory countries export what can be most efficiently produced
Land vs Capital

Export goods high factor endowment
Import goods with lower FE

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Stopper Samuelson

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Rise in relative price of good will lead to rise in return to that factor which used used most intensively in production of good.

Price of capital intensive good go up owners of capital win, if go down labor wins
Long run attempts effects of relative changed of factor incomes

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Ricardo-Vine Model

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Immobile factors in export competing industry benefit from free trade: those in import competing lose

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Rybcznksi model

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Increasing one factor endowment increase output of industry that uses the factor intensively decrease output of the other industry

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Mercantilism

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economic nationalism purpose of building wealthy and powerful state, restraining imports, encouraging exports

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Terms of trade

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Value of export of a country relative to the value of its import

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BEIC

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Joint stock company

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Jean Baptise colbert

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French East India Company, Mercantilism, French secratary of state

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Gold Standard

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commitment by participating countries to fix the prices of their domestic currencies to gold

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Corn Laws
Restricted imports on grain imposed tariffs on imported grain
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Anti Corn League
Laisserz faire, industrialists, Whigs
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Inflation
Rate at which goods rising
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Hegemon
Influence control over another country
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Bretton Woods Summit
Avoid protectionism, 740 delegates, try to rebuild Europe | July 1, 1994 Keynes and White
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Breton woods monetary system
Fixed exchange rate system, all currencies fixed to US fixed to gold
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IMF
New international lender, aid in development
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Fixed exchange rate
Exchange rate ties to another countries gold or currency
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Floating exchange rates
Currency price is set by the forex market based on S/D
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Indirect gold standard
Bretton woods
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Keynes
Advisor to UK, wanted currency to denominate all others
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Harry Dexter White
wanted US to have predominant role in global economics, assistant to secretary of treasure
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World Bank
Rebuilding Europe for infrastructure financing and education
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Capital and Capital controls
Funds used for production controlled by countries. (Limit taking money out on account)
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Post Bretton Woods
Fixed and floating regimes
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Reserve currency
Held by central banks as means to pay off international debt obligations
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Balance of payments
Record summarizes economies transactions with the r st of the world for a time
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Impossible trinity
Free capital flows, independent monetary policy, fixed exchange rates
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GATT
Trade treaty to boost economic recovery, increase trade through eliminating tariffs
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Speculative attack
Massive shorting and devaluing of currency
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Money role
Medium of exchange by a government
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Money supply
Entire stock of currency in economy M1 = cash + deposits MB= cash + reserved
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Interest rate
Amount charged as percentage of principle
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Bonds
Stock
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Creation of money by commercial banks
M1 = cash plus deposits
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Federal reserve
Central bank of US , adjust long term IR
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Federal open market committee
Sets federal funds rate; banks must follow
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Board of Governance Janet Yellen
Federal reserve board
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Reserve requirements
Amount of cash a bank must hold in reserve against deposits made by customers
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Discount window rate
Federal money rate, fed charges for overnight loans
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OMO
Buying and selling of government to expand/contract amount of money in banking system (buying selling of bonds to regulate economy)
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Quantitative easing
Massive purchasing of OMO
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Mortgage backed securities
Asset Secured by mortgage
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Government securities
Bond by government authority of promise of payment upon maturity
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Policy goals of central banks
Maintain stable prices | Reduce time consistency
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Expectations
Inflation interest rates
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4 major alternative approaches to globalization
Liberalism, Marxism, Constructivism, Realism