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economic liberalism
individuals act in rationale ways to maximize self-interest and markets produce, distribute, and consume goods without interference
mercantilism (realist)
build economic wealth as an instrument of state power using a strong central government
economic radicalism ( Marxism)
belied that there are naturally cooperative and conflictual groups
protectionism
a tool used by mercantilists that use tariffs to protect manufacturing
macroeconomic policies
two large scale economic policies that includes monetary and fiscal policy
monetary policy
increasing or decreasing the money supply through manipulation of short-term interest rates
fiscal
government budget and spending taxes
microeconomic policies
policies on regulation, subsidies, competition and anti-trust actions
tariffs
taxes on imports
exchange rates
the price of one currency in relation to another
non-tariff barriers
restrictions on international trade to protect health, safety, or national security ( domestic economy)
Balances of payments
current accounts + capital accounts
Current accounts
measures net border flows between countries of goods and services, capital investment, or governmental transfers
Capital accounts
measures flows of capital between countries
Bretton Woods Ints.
orgs that help support economic liberalism
Examples of Bretton Woods
World Bank, IMF, GATT, WTO
World Bank
designed for reconstruction, generates capital punishments by borrowing and contributions in markets
International Monetary Fund
designed to provide stability in exchange rates but later switched to policy advice on macro issues and economic restructuring
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade *
helps promote trade of liberalization
Most Favored Nation Principle
non-discrimination in trade whereby states agree to give the same treatment to all other GATT members as they give their most favored trading partner
the foreign direct investment
construction of factories and investment in the facilities for extraction of natural resources by MNCs + portfolio developments