Governmet expenditure and net trade 2.2.4 unit 26 Flashcards

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What are the reasons for government spending?

A

To try to stop market failures are improve citizens welfare.

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How does the exchange rate impact (X-M)?

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If there is a rise in the value of the pound it means it costs foreigners more to buy pounds in there local currency. This results in UK goods being less competitive in price.

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How does the real income in the domestic economy impact (X-M)?

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If the domestic economy is thriving and growing rapidly it results in households incomes rising. This results in there disposable income rising meaning that they will spend more including imported goods.

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How does the state of the world economy impact (X-M)?

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If he Uk’s main trading partners are doing well economically then domestic exports are likely to increase.

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How does the degree of protectionism impact (X-M)?

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If the degree of protectionism internationally (whether they limit imports with tariffs or alike) is high then it will be difficult for British companies to exports lots of product.

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How does the non price factors in the economy impact (X-M)?

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Some products are commodities and only sold on price, However other products are also bought with other considerations such as quality or availability.

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