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Vocabulary flashcards based on the key concepts from an international business lecture.
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International Business
All commercial activities/transactions between companies.
Globalization
Integration of economies around the world.
Comparative Advantage
Specializing in producing goods that a country can produce more efficiently than others.
Opportunity Cost
The value of the next-best alternative when a choice is made.
Free Trade
Trade of goods without barriers or restrictions.
Protectionism
Policy of protecting domestic industries from foreign competition.
Positive Effects of Globalization
Includes more job opportunities, wider market access, cheaper goods, technology transfer, and cultural exchange.
Negative Effects of Globalization
Includes stronger competition for local businesses, job displacement, economic dependence, and environmental impacts.
Key Factors Promoting International Trade
Includes technology, transportation, trade liberalization, global competition, and consumer demand.
Mercantilism
Economic theory that advocates for exporting more than importing.
Absolute Advantage
The ability of a country to produce goods with fewer resources than another country.
Global Trade Policies
Government rules regulating international trade.
Tariffs
Taxes imposed on imported goods.
Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs)
Restrictions other than tariffs that limit foreign competition.
World Trade Organization (WTO)
An organization that promotes free and fair trade globally.
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
An organization that ensures international financial stability.
World Bank
An institution that supports development projects and financing.
Types of Trade Agreements
Includes bilateral, multilateral, and regional agreements.
Asean Economic Community
Aims to create a single market among ASEAN member states.
Depreciation of Currency
Decrease in the value of a currency, making exports cheaper.
Incoterms
International commercial terms that define shipping responsibilities.