International Trade Flashcards

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What is the definition of trade?

A

Trade is the buying and selling of goods and services we want and need. Trade involves the exchange of goods or services in return for other goods, services or money

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2
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Countries that trade with other countries are said to beโ€ฆ

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Interdependent on eachother

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3
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What is balance of trade?

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The difference in between imports and exports

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4
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What is trade deficit?

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Spending more on imports than is earned on exports

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5
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What is trade surplus?

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Earning more on exports than is spent on imports

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6
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What is imports?

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Goods that are bought in by one county from other counties

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7
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What are exports?

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Goods that are sold from one country to another

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8
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What do MEDCs import and export?

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Export manufactured high value goods and import raw materials

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9
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What do LEDCs import and export?

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Import manufactured goods and export raw materials

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What is a commodity?

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Something that is grown or mined from the earth and then traded on the worldโ€™s market

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12
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What is a cash crop?

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A cash crop is a crop people grow mainly for export

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13
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Which country grows the most coffee?

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Brazil

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14
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What continent produces the most coffee?

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South America

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15
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Where is coffee mostly grown?

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In between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn

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16
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Which countries drink the most coffee?

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MEDCs/Europe

17
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Who gets the smallest percentage of money for the coffee?

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The farmer

18
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Who gets the highest percentage of the money for coffee?

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The roasters

19
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How does fair trade work?

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A coffee company and farmers work together, they agree a fair set price for the coffee, some money is paid in advance. The Fairtrade Foundation approves the deal. Coffee farmers treat their workers fairly.

20
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Name some Fairtrade products

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Bananas, Chocolate, Coffee, Cotten, gold, team fruit/vegetables, nuts, spices