4.2.1 Conditions that Prompt Trade. Flashcards

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What is meant by Economies of scale?

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Increasing the scale of production leads to a lower cost per unit of output. Increasing size of speed increases efficiency and lower costs

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What is labour productivity?

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The amount of goods and services produced by one hour of labour.

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What is off-shoring?

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Shifting jobs to other countries.

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What is outsourcing?

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Shifting jobs to other organisations.

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What is a product life cycle?

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The stages that many products go through; development; introduction; growth; maturity and decline.

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What are pull factors?

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Factors that entice firms into new markets and are the opportunities that businesses can take advantage of when selling into overseas markets.

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What are push factors?

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Factors in the existing market that encourage an organisation to seek international opportunities.

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What is risk?

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The probability of a (bad) event happening multiplies by its (negative) impact.

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What is saturation?

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The point when most of the customers who want to buy a product already have it, or there is limited remaining opportunity for growth in sales.

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