Trade Key Terms Flashcards

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What does globalisation mean?

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Countries are drawn together in a single global economy.

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What does interdependence mean?

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increasing reliance on other countries

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What does trade mean?

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Buying and selling of goods and services between countries

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What’s an example of Trade

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The exchange of electronics from Japan for coffee from Brazil

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5
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What can be Traded?

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Energy, food, water, money, technology, data

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imports meaning

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good and services bought from other countries

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Imports example

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the United Kingdom importing wine from france

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exports meaning

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goods and services sold to other countries

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exports example

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germany exporting cars to the United States

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10
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balance of trade

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the difference in value between a country’s imports and exports

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Balance of trade example

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If the UK exports’ £100 billion and imports £120 billion, the balance of trade is -£20 billion

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Trade Deficit

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when a country’s imports exceed its exports in value

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13
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Trade Deficit example

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The United States often has a trade deficit with China

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Trade surplus

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when a country’s exports exceed it imports in value

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Trade surplus example

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Germany typically has a trade surplus with many countries

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16
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visible goods

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tangible products than can be seen and touched

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visible goods example

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Manufactured goods, raw materials, food production

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invisible goods

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services and intangible products -

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invisible goods example

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banking services, tourism, intellectual property rights

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