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Flashcards about International Trade concepts.

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Gains from Trade

Specialization and Comparative Advantage allow countries to produce what they're best at and trade for the rest.

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Free Trade

No barriers; goods and services flow freely across borders.

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Protectionism

Government policies restrict imports to protect domestic industries.

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Tariffs

Taxes on imported goods.

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Protect infant industries

The idea to shield new industries from foreign competition.

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National security (as an argument for protectionism)

Ensuring a country can produce essential goods during crises.

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Protect domestic jobs

Safeguarding employment in domestic industries.

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Prevent dumping

Selling goods abroad at below-cost prices.

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Correct trade imbalances

Addressing imbalances in a country's trade.

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Trade deficits

A situation where a country imports more than it exports.

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Opportunity cost

The cost of the next best alternative use of money, time, or resources when one choice is made rather than another

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Imports

When the price falls, Domestic consumption increases, and Domestic production decreases

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Exports

When the Price rises, Domestic consumption decreases, and Domestic production increases

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Tariffs on imports

Raises price of imported goods, Increases domestic production, and Decreases domestic consumption

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Consumer surplus

Area below demand curve, above price

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Producer surplus

Area above supply curve, below price

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Government revenue

Tariff × quantity imported

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Deadweight loss

Two triangles lost due to inefficiency from tariffs

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Appreciation

A currency gains value relative to another

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Depreciation

A currency loses value relative to another

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Appreciation: Impacts

Imports become cheaper, Exports become more expensive → can reduce export demand

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Depreciation: Impacts

Imports become more expensive, Exports become cheaper → increases export demand

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Interest Rates↑ : Effect on Currency Value

Appreciation (more capital inflow)

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Inflation↑ : Effect on Currency Value

Depreciation (reduced buying power)

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Income↑: Effect on Currency Value

Depreciation (more imports)