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Unit 3
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Open Economy
Opens itself up to internatinal trade
Closed Economy
Does not engage with the forgeign sector
Economics intergration
Countries remove trade barriers and make it easier to trade with each other
Economic Union
An agreement between countries to reduce or remove trade barriers and allow freer trade
Factor Endownment
The supply of resources that a country has available
Exchange Rate
The value of ones countrys currency compared to another country
Stadard of Living
Measure of how well people live based on income and quailty of lfie
How does trade assist economic growth
Trade increases exports, production jobs, income and GDP, helping ecnomony grow
Sustainable economic growth
Economic growth that can be maintained over a long period of time
External Stability
No unwanted changes in foreign reserves or the Balance of Payments (BoP)
What is BoP?
A record of all payments and receipts between Australila and the rest of the world
Internal Stability
Having both price stability and full employment
Basis Point
when working with data that comes in a percentage change already
Absolute Advantage
The ability of a country to produce more of a good or service using the same amount of resources than another country
Who developed the idea of Absolute Advanatge
Adam Smith
What is a PPC
Shows the maximum amount of 2 goods a country can produce using its resources efficiently
Comparative Advantage
The ability of a country to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country
What is Opportunity Cost
The next best alternative that is given up when a choice is made
Competitive Advantage
A trade advanatge gained through innovation, technology, productivity, skills and upgrading industries
Competitive Advantage focuses on what?
Innovation and improvment
Factor Conditions
The quality and availability of a country’s factors of production such as labour, infrastructure, technology and resources
Demand Conditions
The nature and strength of domestic consumer demand that pushes businesses to innovate and improve
Related and Supporting industries
Strong suppliers and support industries that help businesses become more productive and competitive
Firm Structure, Strategy and Rivalry
The way businesses are organised, managed and compete within a country
Specialisation
Focusing on producing the goods and services a country is best at producing
Self-Sufficiency
Producing enough goods and services to meet a countrys own needs