LM6: Introduction to Geopolitics Flashcards

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What are the 4 types of county behavior’s and describe them?

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What are the 3 tools of Geopolitics?

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National security tools: espionage, military
Economic tools: currency union, nationalization
Financial tools: currency markets, sanctions, capital controls

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What are the 4 types of geopolitical risk?

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Event risk - Event risk is a type of geopolitical risk that revolves around set dates or date-driven milestones such as elections or political anniversaries
Exogenous risk - Exogenous risk is a type of geopolitical risk. It is a sudden or unanticipated risk that impacts a country’s cooperative stance or the ability of non-state actors to globalize.
Thematic risk - thematic risks are known risks that evolve and expand over a period of time. Climate change, cyber threats, and the ongoing threat of terrorism fall into this category.
Discrete risk – Risk affecting a specific company / industry

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What are the 3 considerations an investor should consider?

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Likelihood of occurence
Speed (Velocity) of impact
Size and nature of impact

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What is Ricardian equivalence?

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Ricardian equivalence - the idea that consumers anticipate the future so if they receive a tax cut financed by government borrowing, they anticipate future taxes will rise. Therefore, their lifetime income remains unchanged and so consumer spending remains unchanged.

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