Economics, Strategy and Globalization Flashcards

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Absolute advantage

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an advantage a country has over other countries in the production of a good service

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Business cycle

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a fluctuation in aggregate economic output that lasts for several years

Results from technological changes, political events, or governmental monetary policy

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Comparative advantage

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an advantage a country has in producing a good or service because it has no alternative users of its resources that would involve a higher return

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Consumption function

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depicts the relationship between changes in personal disposable income and consumption

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Cost leadeship

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a strategy that involves focusing on reducing the costs and time to produce, sell and distribute a product or service

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Demand

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the quantity of a good or service that a consumer is willing and able to purchase at a given price

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Deflation

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the rate of decline in the price level of goods and services

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Depression

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a deep and long-lasting recession

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Dumping

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a form of predatory pricing in which a manufacturer in one country exports a product at a price that is lower than the priced charged in its home country

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Economic profit

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the amount of profit in excess of normal profit

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Export subsidies

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payments made by a government to encourage the production and export of specific products

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Government budget surplus (deficit)

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the excess (deficit) of government taxes in relation to government transfer payments and purchases

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Inflation

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the rate of increase in the price level of goods and services

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marginal product

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the additional output obtained from employing one additional unit of resource

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marginal revenue

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the additional revenue received from the sale of one additional unit of a product

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marginal revenue product

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the change in total revenue from employing one additional unit of a resource

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market equilibrium

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the price at which all the goods offered for sale will be sold

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monopolistic competition

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a market characterized by many firms selling a differentiated product or service.

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nominal gross domestic product

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the price of all goods and services produced by a domestic economy for a year at current market prices.

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nominal interest rate

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the interest rate in terms of the nation’s currency

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normal profit

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the amount of profit necessary to compensate the owners for their capital and/or managerial skills

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oligopoly

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a market characterized by significant barriers to entry. As a result there are few sellers of the product.

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Personal disposable income

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the amount of income that individuals received and have available to purchase goods and services

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potential gross domestic product

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the maximum amount of production that could take place in an economy without putting pressure on the general level of prices

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price ceiling
a specified maximum price that may be charged for a good, usually established by a government. a price ceiling will cause good shortages
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price floor
a specified minimum price that may be charged for a good, usually established by a government. A price floor will cause overproduction of the good
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product differentiation
a strategy that involves modification of a product to make it more attractive to the target market or to differentiate it from competitors' products.
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pure competition
an industry in which there are a large number of sellers of virtually identical products or services. no individual seller is able to affect the market price
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pure monopoly
a market in which there is a single seller of a product or service for which there are no close substitutes.
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real gross domestic product
the price of all goods and services produced by a domestic economy at price level adjusted (constant) prices
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real interest rate
the interest rate adjusted for inflation
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recession
a period of negative gross domestic product growth
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substitution effect
the fact that as price of a good or service falls, consumers will use it to replace similar goods or services
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supply
the quantity of a good or service that will be supplied by producers at a give price
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unemployment rate
the percentage of the total labor force that is unemployed at a given time