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Recall the concept of an open economy

an economy in which a significant percentage of its goods and services are traded internationally

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advantages of international trade

Standard of living improved

International relations improved
Efficiency enhanced
Risk with and reliance on local markets reduced
Specialisation enhanced
Competition facilitated
Job creation

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Cons of international trade

trade protection and retaliation (tariff, subsidy, quota, embargo)

environmental impact

exposure to foreign market fluctuations/crisis

Dutch disease

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what is a floating exchange system

when currency value is determined by market forces, with no direct government or central bank intervention

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clean float

occurs when a currency’s value is determined purely by market forces without government or central bank intervention

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dirty/managed float

when a government or central bank occasionally intervenes in the currency market to influence its value, even though it is generally market driven

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fixed exchange system

the currencys value is set and maintained by the government or bank and is usually backed by foreign currency reserves. the exchange rate is stable

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pegged exchange rate

a hybrid system where a currency is linked to another but can adjust within a set range.

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advantages of globalisation

·       Improved price and availability of goods to which improves wellbeing and living standards.

·       Increase in domestic employment as a result of the promotion of efficient industry and trade.

·       Faster spread of technology and improvements in productive efficiency.

·       Increased migration and financial flows

·       Economies of scale and specialisation.

(PETME)

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disadvantages of globalisation

·       Overdependence on exports and imports.

·       Exposure to external shocks that can impact domestically.

·       Widening income/wealth gap between countries.

·       Increase in structural unemployment as a result of inefficient industries not being internationally competitive.

·       Exploitation of resources (labour and natural)..