prelim♥️ Flashcards

1
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motive of earning profit

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business

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2
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enterprising entity engaged in commercial activities

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business

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3
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exchange of goods and services between countries

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international business

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4
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all transactions that occur between nations

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international business

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5
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allows better use of available resources

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international business

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6
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stimulate the growth of economy worldwide

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international business

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7
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benefits of international business - benefit to. . .

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benefits to nations
benefits to firms

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8
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benefits to nations

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  1. earning of foreign exchange
  2. more efficient use of resources
  3. improving growth prospects and employment potential
  4. increase in standards of living
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9
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benefits to firms

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  1. Prospect for higher profit
  2. Increased capacity utilization
  3. Prospect for growth
  4. Decrease competition
  5. Improved business vision
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10
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helps a country to earn foreign exchange

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earning of foreign exchange

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11
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the goods they produced efficiently with their own resources and import the rest of the goods

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more efficient use of resources

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12
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countries can increase their production capacity to supply goods to foreign countries

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Improving growth prospects and employment potential

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13
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it becomes possible for people to consumer goods and services of other countries and improve their standard of living

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increase in standards of living

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14
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firms can sell their product in other countries where prices are higher

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prospect for higher profit

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15
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it increases the firm’s production capacity

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increased capacity utilization

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16
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can enhance or expand their business by approaching the international market

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prospects for growth

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17
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companies can sell their products in the international market or in any other country where there is less competition

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decrease competition

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18
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makes firm’s competitive and diversified

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improved business vision

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19
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where short-term financial assets are bought and sold

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money market

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20
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transferring short-term funds from lenders to borrowers

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money markets

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21
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where securities that mature in a year or less are traded

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money markets

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22
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over-the-counter market for trading of currencies

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foreign exchange market

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23
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determine foreign exchange rates for every country

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foreign exchange market

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24
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all aspects of buying selling and exchanging currencies at current or determined prices

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foreign exchange market

25
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it is by far the largest market in the world

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foreign exchange market

26
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factors driving exchange rate movements

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  1. balance of payments position
  2. speculation over future currency values
  3. domestic economic and political conditions
  4. central bank interventions
27
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trade deficit usually faces downwards

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balance of payments position

28
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buy or sell currencies when they see profitable opportunities

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speculation over future currency values

29
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deteriorating economic conditions and inflations

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domestic economic and political conditions

30
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buy or sell currencies to influence the value of their currency

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central bank interventions

31
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foreign trade purchase or sale of goods and services outside the national geographic borders

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international trade

32
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satisfy the demand of local consumers allows countries to expand their markets

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international trade

33
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purchase and sale of goods and services by companies in different countries

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international trade

34
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supply and demand and thus prices both impact and are impacted by global events

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global economy

35
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sold to the global market

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export

36
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bought from the global market

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import

37
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if a country can efficiently produce an item, it can obtained by trading with another country that can

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specialization

38
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two types of trade that complement each other

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foreign trade and international business

39
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classical theory of international trade

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  1. theory of mercantilism
  2. theory of absolute advantage
  3. theory of comparative cost advantage
  4. endowment theory/ Hecksher-Ohlin model
40
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-encourage export and discourage import
-expert minus import

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theory of mercantilism

41
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adam smith book

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“an enquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations” 1776

42
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when one country can produce a unit of good with less cost than another countries

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theory of absolute advantage

43
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nation’s wealth shouldn’t be judged by how much gold and silver it had

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theory of absolute advantage

44
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by david ricardo: if the opportunity cost of producing that goods in terms of other goods is lower in the country compared to other country

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theory of comparative cost advantage

45
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whereas absolute advantage looks at the absolute productivity

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theory of comparative cost advantage

46
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assumes that labor is the only factor of production in two countries

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theory of comparative cost advantage

47
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nation with export the commodity whose production requires intensive use of the nations relatively abundant

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endowment theory/ Hecksher-Ohlin model

48
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with an abundance of cheap labor would export labor intensive products vice versa

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endowment theory/ Hecksher-Ohlin model

49
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trade of all goods and services worldwide

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international trade

50
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fundamental to transactions of a country with the rest of the world

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foreign trade

51
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covers much broader scope since it refers to commercial transactions that are carried out in the world

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international business

52
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encompasses socio-economic reform process of eliminating trade investment, information technology. .. . across the world

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globalization

53
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how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place

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globalization

54
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countries that are implementing more open trade and free market policies

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emerging economies

55
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fundamental global shift in which industrialized country dependent developing economies begin to grow

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decoupling

56
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two-way flow of export and imports of goods and services

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trade

57
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in flow of capital from abroad for investing in domestic plant and equipment for the production of goods or services

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foreign direct investment

58
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investment made by a company or individual in one country into business interests located in other country (example mcdonald)

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foreign direct investment

59
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corporate practice of acquiring or producing quality goods or services abroad at a lower cost thereby eliminating domestic production

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outsourcing