2.2.5 Trade Balance Flashcards

1
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Explain the meaning of Trade Balance

A

net sum of a countries exports and imports of goods

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Explain the difference between Exports and Net Exports

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Exports are total exports

Net exports are exports minus imports

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Explain the effect of an increase in Imports on AD

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depreciation in exchange rate, making imports more expensive so AD goes down

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4
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Explain the impact of an increase in real incomes on the trade balance

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increase of real income = increased spending on imports, negative trade balance

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5
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Explain the impact of depreciation of the £ on the trade balance

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a weaker £, exports go up, positive impact on the trade balance

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Explain which would have the largest effect on the trade balance: a depreciation of the £ against the € or a depreciation of the £ against the Peruvian Sol

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a depreciation of the £ against the €

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7
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Explain the effect of a recession in a major trading partner on the UKs trade balance

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importing less despite being cheaper

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Explain the effect of increasing protectionism on the UK’s trade balance

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positive effect as people import less as charged more

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9
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Explain what ‘non price factors’ might affect the UK’s trade balance

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quality of goods and services

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