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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering the Global Economy, Vietnam Case Study, and Australia's Trade and Financial Flows based on the lecture notes.

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FDI Inflows (2023)

Totalled 36 Bn36\text{ Bn} and accounted for 75%75\text{\%} of exports.

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Export Value Growth (1990–2022)

Increased from 2.3bn2.3\text{bn} in 1990 to 384bn384\text{bn} in 2022.

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Vietnam Corporate Tax Rate

Fixed at 10%10\text{\%}.

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Vietnam minimum wage

$0.94\$0.94 per hour.

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Developing Economies FDI (2024)

30%30\text{\%} of Foreign Direct Investments were funneled towards developing economies in 2024.

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Exxon Mobil in Guyana

An example of FDI leading to 43.4%43.4\text{\%} economic growth (EG) in 2024.

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Average Tariff Levels

Decreased from 36%36\text{\%} in the late 1960s to 0.5%0.5\text{\%} currently.

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Australian Tariff Levels

Currently less than 1%1\text{\%}.

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Local Content Rule (Free to Air TV)

Requires 55%55\text{\%} local content between 6am and midnight.

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US Tariff on Chinese EVs

A 100%100\text{\%} tariff imposed on Chinese electric vehicle exports.

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Exports as a percentage of GDP (Global)

Increased from 7%7\text{\%} in the late 1980s to 94%94\text{\%} in 2022.

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GWP (Gross World Product)

Valued at 117 Trillion117\text{ Trillion}.

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Global Trade Growth

Rose from $4T\$4\text{T} in 1990 to $33T\$33\text{T} in 2024.

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Global FDI (current vs. 2000)

Valued at $49 trillion\$49\text{ trillion}, which is 7×7\times its level in 2000.

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CERTA (Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement)

Results in an 8%8\text{\%} increase in trade annually and prohibits tariffs and restrictions.

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RCEP (Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership)

The largest FTA, representing 30%30\text{\%} of GWP, covering 71%71\text{\%} of Australian exports, and removing 91%91\text{\%} of tariffs.

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Hydrogen Headstart

A protectionist measure worth $2bn\$2\text{bn} in the 24-25 Budget.

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Absolute Poverty Reduction

Dropped from 44%44\text{\%} in 1981 to around 10%10\text{\%} currently due to globalisation.

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China Average Economic Growth (1991–2014)

Averaged 10%10\text{\%} annually.

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FDI flows to bottom 44 countries

These countries only receive 2.4%2.4\text{\%} of global FDI flows.

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Covid-19 Supply Chain Impact

85%85\text{\%} of global supply chains were impacted by the pandemic.

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Vietnam HDI Growth

Increased from 0.4930.493 in 1990 to 0.7660.766 currently.

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US-Vietnam Bilateral FTA

Reduced average tariffs from 40%40\text{\%} to 3%3\text{\%}.

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Vietnam Private Sector Employment

Employs 85%85\text{\%} of the workforce.

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Vietnam GNI per capita PPP

$14,000 USD\$14,000\text{ USD} per year, having risen from $1,100\$1,100 in 1990.

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Vietnam GINI Coefficient

0.3610.361, indicating moderate income inequality.

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ODA support for Vietnam Education

The OECD has provided $600 million\$600\text{ million} annually since 2000.

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Vietnam Literacy Rate

Increased from 84%84\text{\%} in 1979 to over 96%–99%96\text{\%}–99\text{\%} by 2022.

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Vietnam Healthcare Accessibility

Covers 89%89\text{\%} of the population.

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Vietnam Tobacco Tax

Based on WHO advice, it accounts for 36%36\text{\%} of the retail price to reduce demerit good consumption.

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Vietnam Infant Mortality

Dropped from 3.3%3.3\text{\%} in 1993 to a forecasted 1.4%1.4\text{\%} in 2026.

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Vietnam Unemployment Rate

Stands at 2.2%2.2\text{\%}.

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Vietnam Water Quality Impact

Poor water quality is estimated to reduce GDP by 3.5%3.5\text{\%} in the next decade.

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Vietnam Urban Population Trend

Currently 40%40\text{\%} of total population and expected to reach nearly 60%60\text{\%} by 2050.

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Vietnam Plastic Waste Collection

Only 15%15\text{\%} of the 3.7 million3.7\text{ million} tonnes produced annually is collected.

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Vietnam CO2 Emissions

Experienced over a 400%400\text{\%} increase since 2000.

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Australian Exports to China

Accounts for 35%35\text{\%} of exports, up from 18%18\text{\%} in 2005.

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Australia's Global Economic Standing

Ranked approximately 13th13\text{th} globally, contributing 2%2\text{\%} of GWP.

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Foreign Ownership in Australian Mining

Stands at 80%80\text{\%}, representing significant investment inflows.

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Australian Annual Foreign Investment

Around 15%15\text{\%} of total investment, or $45bn\$45\text{bn}, comes from foreign sources.

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Floating of the AUD

The exchange rate was floated in 1983.

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AUD Forex Speculation

95%95\text{\%} of AUD foreign exchange transactions are speculative.

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Mining Boom Appreciation (2011)

The exchange rate reached A$1=US$1.10A\$1 = US\$1.10; Terms of Trade was 118118; Cash rate was 4.75%4.75\text{\%}.

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Mining Boom BOGS/CAD Effects (2011)

BOGS improved from 1.2%1.2\text{\%} to 2.9%2.9\text{\%} of GDP; CAD improved from 2.8%-2.8\text{\%} to 2.3%-2.3\text{\%}.

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COVID-19 Depreciation (2020)

AUD fell to US55\text{\textcent} in March 2020 as the cash rate was reduced to 0.10%0.10\text{\%}.

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COVID-19 Export/Import Effects

Agricultural exports increased by $50bn\$50\text{bn}, while technology imports fell by 15%15\text{\%}.

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Household Savings (2021)

Reached 24%24\text{\%} during the pandemic.

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Balance of Payments Record (2021)

Record BOGS surplus of 5.8%5.8\text{\%} of GDP and a Current Account Surplus of 2.8%2.8\text{\%}.

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Australian Terms of Trade (2020–2022)

Increased from a record low of 8989 in 2020 to a record high of 144144 in 2022.

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Net Foreign Liabilities

Currently 32%32\text{\%} of GDP, the lowest since the 1980s.

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Australian Economic Growth (1991–2019)

28 years28\text{ years} of continuous growth averaging 2.9%2.9\text{\%}.

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COVID-19 Economic Contraction

Economic growth was 0.2%-0.2\text{\%} for 2020, with a 7%-7\text{\%} drop in the June quarter.

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Australia Unemployment during COVID

Reached a peak of 7.5%7.5\text{\%}.

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NAIRU (RBA Estimate)

The Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment is estimated at 4%4\text{\%}.

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Youth Unemployment Statistics

Ages 15-24 make up 14%14\text{\%} of the workforce but 55%55\text{\%} of unemployment.

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Indigenous Employment (Aged 24-65)

10%10\text{\%} Unemployment rate and 56%56\text{\%} employment rate.

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Australia Inflation Peak

Reached 7.8%7.8\text{\%} in the December quarter of 2022; currently at 4.2%4.2\text{\%}.

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Relative Poverty in Australia

13%13\text{\%} of Australians are living in relative poverty.

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Australian Income Distribution (Quintiles)

The fifth (highest) quintile has 41%41\text{\%} of income, while the first (lowest) has 8%8\text{\%}.

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Australian Wealth Distribution

The fifth quintile holds 63%63\text{\%} of wealth, while the first quintile holds less than 1%1\text{\%}.

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Australian Gini Coefficient

Currently 0.320.32, but would be 0.510.51 without government policy.

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Income Inequality Reduction Measures

Progressive tax reduces inequality by 27%27\text{\%}; social welfare reduces it by 10%10\text{\%}.

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Gender Income Gap (Australia)

Women earn 86%86\text{\%} of what men do ($1826\$1826 vs $2072\$2072 average weekly).

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Education and Income Correlation

One year of additional education increases income by 13%13\text{\%}.

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Australian Emissions Targets

43%43\text{\%} reduction by 2030 (from 2005 levels) and Net Zero by 2050.

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Renewable Energy Target

Aiming for 82%82\text{\%} renewable energy by 2030.

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Solar Sunshot Program (2024)

A $1bn\$1\text{bn} program focused on solar technology.

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Montreal Protocol (1989)

Eliminated 98%98\text{\%} of ozone-depleting substances between 1987 and 2014.

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Paris Agreement (2014)

Signed by 170 countries to keep global warming below 2 degrees2\text{ degrees}.

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Fiscal Stimulus during COVID

Totalled $289bn\$289\text{bn}.

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2025-26 Budget Deficit forecast

$35.7bn\$-35.7\text{bn} deficit, representing a contractionary outlook compared to the previous $42bn\$-42\text{bn}.

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Fuel Excise Cuts

$2.9 bn\$2.9\text{ bn} in cuts reducing prices by 32c/L32\text{c/L}.

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Capital Gains Tax Discount Change

Discount for assets held 12+12+ months reduces from 50%50\text{\%} to 30%30\text{\%}.

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Cash Rate Trends (2021–2023)

0.1%0.1\text{\%} in 2021, rose to 4%4\text{\%} in 2023, and currently at 4.35%4.35\text{\%}.

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Term Funding Facility (TFF)

Implemented in March 2020 as part of monetary policy.

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National Competition Policy (1995)

A microeconomic reform resulting in the ACCC issuing $109m\$109\text{m} in penalties in 23-24.

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Labour Market Contracts (Percentages)

Common law (40%40\text{\%}), Enterprise Agreement (34%34\text{\%}), Award (23%23\text{\%}).

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Productivity Growth Trends

2.1%2.1\text{\%} average in the 1990s, falling to 1.2%1.2\text{\%} over the two decades leading to 2023.

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CEO vs Average Wage Growth (2024)

CEO incomes grew by 14%14\text{\%}, more than 3×3\times the average.

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Paid Parental Leave (PPL) Expansion

Increasing from 20 weeks20\text{ weeks} in 2023 to 26 weeks26\text{ weeks} in 2026.