theme 4 Flashcards

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Protectionsim

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gov make policies to protect their domestic industries

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2
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why do gov create protectionist policies (4)

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protect jobs
infant industries
stop dumping
gov gain revenue

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how does protectionism protect jobs

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having manufacturing industries in your country creates jobs however if e.g the uk imports all its manufactured goods from china then uk manufacturing sector declines

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how does protectionism protect infant industries

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new start up industries cant compete internationally with more established firms or MNC’s as they can sell at low prices pushing infant industries out of the market. therefore during this period gov can support them e.g subsidies

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what is dumping

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foreign countries who over produce sell to overseas firms for a lower cost lower in the foreign market.

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5
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how does protectionism raise revenue

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by making quotas , tariffs this creates extra revenue for government which they can invest into other areas. e.g public transport

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what are the forms of protectionsim

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tariffs
quotas
tech barriers to trade
government subsides

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7
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what is tarrifs

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tax placed on imported goods

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how do tarrifs help protectionism

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forgien firms have to pay taarifs and accept lower profit margins or they have to increase their prices of the goods/services to consumer. benefits domestic firms because they can be more price competitive

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what are quotas

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country says how much goods/services is allowed in a country during a specific time period

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how do quoats help protectionism?

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lowers the amount of goods/services domestic firms can bring in

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what are tech barriers to trade?

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laws countries put in place for goods and services being sold in your country. e,g all cars have to be electric

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how do tech barriers to trade help protectionism?

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your market might become unattractive to some firms because it would increase their costs
some firms might adjust their products but their costs will increase

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13
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what are subsidies and loans

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government help

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14
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how do subsidies and loans help protectionsim?

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instead of gov peanlising domestic firms they can give loans to industries e.g infant to buy machinery but also to invest in r&d
this can lead them to be more efficient and compete better.

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what are the postive impacts of protectionism to domestic firms? (2)

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more competitive e.g if gov places tarrifs then other firms see lower profit margins whilst yours increases. Also more price comeptitive

more domestic demande.g if gov places quotas on how much cars can be imported they wont be able to sell as much as you

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what are the negative impacts to protectionism to domestic firms?

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some domestic firms rely on raw materials imported if tarrif is placed on them the cost of buying raw materials increases.

17
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how to overseas firms serve protectionist policies?

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setting up in domestic countries so they dont have to pay protectionlist policies
BUT
starting up and moving costs can be expensive they need to make sure demand is always good.