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What is mercantilism?
Companies should aim to maintain a positive trade balance
What are criticisms of mercantilism?
Protection of inefficient local industries
Consumers bear higher prices
Resources are being misused
What is Adam Smith’s classiscal economic theory?
Markets should be allowed to operate freely without the intervention of the government
What is Adam Smith’s invicible hands theory?
Optimal allocation of resources will bring markets to an equilibrium in the long run
What is an absolute advantage?
A party can produce more of a good or service than competitors using the same amount, or fewer resources
What is a comparative advantage?
Parties should specialise in producing goods with a lower opportunity cost than others, maximising efficiency and gains from trade
What is John Stuart Mill’s theory of infant industries?
Government should only introduce interventions if industry is new and is at risk of foreign competitors who already have a competitive advantage
What is Heckscher-Ohlin’s Factor Endowments theory?
Countries should export good they intensively possess
These can be sourced cheaply
Countries can raise export competitiveness in that sector
Countries should import goods that are locally scarce
Factor mobility is not addressed
What is Raymond Vernon’s Product Life Cycle Theory?
Products go through 4 phases
Introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline
What is John Dunning’s Electic Paradigm?
Leveraging internal capabilities and advantages
Ownership advantages
Localisation advantages
Internalisation advantages
What are some FDI motives?
Market seeking
Efficiency seeking
Resource seeking
Strategic asset seeking