4.1.6 Restrictions On Free Trade Flashcards

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Explain the infant industry argument

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  • Protecting emerging economies until they have achieved economics of scale
  • Protecting them from international competition
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Explain job protection

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  • Protectionism can slow demand down for imports, therefore higher profits for domestic firms.
  • This will allow them to maintain employment levels.
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Evaluate job protection

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  • This may come at the cost of higher price and lower choice for consumers.
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Explain dumping

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  • Where international goods are sold at prices which are lower than cost of production.
  • May occur when foreign firms cannot find a market for their goods.
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What is the definition of a tariff

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  • Tax on imported good which has the effect of raising domestic price on imports.
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What does a tariff aim to do?

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  • Increase domestic production and reduce demand for foreign goods and services
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What is a quota

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A limit on the quantity of imports into a country

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What do quotas aim to do?

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  • Limit imports
  • Reduce domestic consumption
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Explain subsidies to domestic producers

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  • A grant given to domestic producers to lower costs of production and increase international competitiveness
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What effects do subsidies have?

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  • Increasing exports
  • Reducing imports
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