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open economy
an economy that allows the flow of goods, capital and labour across its border, firms in an open economy trade their goods internationally
exporting
businesses sell good and services abroad, Ireland earns money off trade, positive figure in the balance of payments
importing
businesses purchase goods from abroad, money is leaving Ireland, negative figure in the balance of payments
visible exports
goods sold by Irish businesses abroad, injection of money into the economy
visible imports
goods are purchased by Irish businesses abroad, leakage of money from he economy
invisible exports
services made by irish businesses sold abroad , injection of money into the economy
balance of payments
the difference between the total exports and the total imports in a country over a specific timeframe
balance of trade
the total exports of country minus the total imports
why does Ireland import
larger consumer choice
unsuitable climate
lack of skills , cars
why does Ireland export
small domestic market
economies of scale
reduces dependency on one market
diversify business
protectionism
involves implementing trade barriers to foreign business to insulate indigenous business from completion , restricts imports and applies tariffs
tariff
a tax on imports making them dear than domestic goods
quota
a limit on the amount of a good imported into the country , reduces completion protecting domestic goods
embargo
a complete ban on he importation of a certain good or any goods from a certain country , can cause retaliation , politics , fireworks Ireland
subsidies
grants that make domestic goods cheaper than imports increasing sales
free trade
this is the ability of countries to trade their goods, capital and labour with no barrier or restrictions
trading bloc
a free trading zone , where countries trade with no restrictions on international trade
common market
the free movement of goods, services, labour and capital
benefits of free trade
consumer has more choice and can get better quality ,
businesses get cheaper raw materials and lower priced exports
economy earns a forge in currency , more employment
globalisation
one common world market , same marketing mix , using similarities in all countries , one challenge is the mm may need to be adapted , but business can get economies of scale and are less dependent on domestic market
deregulation
introducing competition to domestic firms/monopolies , to lower prices and creat choice
single European market
there is no fiscal barriers to trade between members and with free movement of goods, capital and labour, each country can trade In another members state as it is is there own
European commision
main body responsible for day to day running the EU it is responsible for proposing and implementing new EU laws and the EU budget
council of the European Union
this institiuiton constricts of relevant member states ministers to vote on and legislate new EU law and the EU budget
court of auditors
monitors all EU budgets are spent in an appropriate and efficient manner by all member states that has received a grant and for the purpose intended
european court of justice
the court ensures EU law are obeyed in member nations and are implented correctly
directives
a law that each member state must implement but each government is free to decide the manner of the law implementation (all 27/not immediate)
regulations
law that will immediately come to force within all EU states and take preference over national laws simultaneously they are self executing (al
EU decision
are laws that are binding on specific
lobbying
a special interest group trying to influence