International trade Flashcards

1
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Imports

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goods or services bought from overseas

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2
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Diversify

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Where a business enters a completely new market where it does not operate

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3
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What prevents a country from producing certain goods domestically?

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They do not have the natural resources that enable such production.

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4
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What are two reasons for other countries being able to produce goods more cheaply and efficiently?

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They have cheaper resources
They have become experts of producing through specialization

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5
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Define reserves-

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Amount of something valuable such as oil, gas or metal ore

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6
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What are the three things a country can do with the foreign currency they make off of international trade and explain-

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  • It can be used to invest in domestic industries and infrastructure which will lead to economic growth and development.
  • It can be used to pay of loans or debts to other countries or international organizations which can help improve the countries credit worthiness and financial stability.
    -The foreign income gained can be used to purchase other good and services from overseas which will provide the domestic customers with an wide variety and availability of goods.
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7
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Elaborate on selling off unwanted commodities

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In this they trying to give the idea that a nation may produce a large output of a certain commodity and it can never fully be used by the domestic consumers so they can instead sell it to other countries.

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8
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Define exports

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goods and services which are sold overseas

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9
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As an economy develops, a greater proportion of its income is generated off of the provision of services. Give three reasons as to why this is and elaborate on them.

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As an economy develops, the population tends to become wealthier and more educated, leading to higher demand for services such as healthcare, education, and finance.

Additionally, the development of technology and automation in manufacturing and agriculture reduces the need for labor in these sectors, causing a shift towards service-oriented jobs.

Lastly, services tend to have higher profit margins than goods, making them more attractive to businesses and investors looking for higher returns on their investments.

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10
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define the flows of money

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Movement of money between countries resulting from transactions

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11
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define the flows of money

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Movement of money between countries resulting from transactions

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12
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Define primary income

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The flows of money, such as rents, profits and interesting resulting from the ownership of assets overseas.

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13
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Secondary income

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The flows of money between a government and other organizations

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14
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What does secondary and primary income have in common?

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Flows of money do not result from the exchange of goods and services.

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15
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Define balance of payment

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A record of all transactions relating to international trade.

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16
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Visible balance

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The difference between the value of the visible exports and the value of the visible imports.

17
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Current account

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Part of the balance of payments where all imports and exports are recorded

18
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What’s another name for visible balance

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Balance of trade

18
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Capital and financial account

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The part of the balance of payments that record transactions relating to savings and investments

19
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Current balance

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Difference between a nations exports and imports of goods and services.

20
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A current account deficit

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Where the value of imports exceed the value of exports on the current account. CB is negative.

21
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Define current account surplus

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Where the value of exports exceed the value of imports on the current account. CB is positive.

22
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Describe what will happen to the capital and financial account and current account of the home country and the foreign country when a domestic citizen chooses to invest 50,000% in a company based in that foreign country.

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Check yourself

22
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Describe what will happen to the capital and financial account and current account of the home country and the foreign country when a domestic citizen chooses to invest 50,000% in a company based in that foreign country.

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Check yourself