F585 Definitions Extract 2 (& a bit of 3)

Descripción

Fichas sobre F585 Definitions Extract 2 (& a bit of 3), creado por Milikani Moyo el 10/05/2015.
Milikani Moyo
Fichas por Milikani Moyo, actualizado hace más de 1 año
Milikani Moyo
Creado por Milikani Moyo hace más de 9 años
9
0

Resumen del Recurso

Pregunta Respuesta
Net trade the balance of trade in goods and services. it is the main component of the current account (X-M)
Competitiveness the price of UK exports compared to other countries products
Bloc a group of countries who unite for trade e.g. EU
Trade Bloc a group of countries who agree to reduce trade barriers on each others exports e.g. by eliminating tariffs and quotas
Economic Integration the process of blurring the boundaries that separate economic activity in one nation state from that in another
Trade creation when high cost domestic producers are replaced by low cost imports from efficient partner countries during integration
Trade Diversion when economic integration results in low cost producers outside the integrated area being replaced by high cost producers in partner nations
Trade Barriers barriers and restrictions on the import or export of products
Terms of Trade the price of a country's exports relative to the price of its imports. the terms of trade can be measured using the formula: ToT = index of average X prices/ index of average M prices * 100
Unit Labour Costs (ULC) the cost of labour per unit of output, includes the social cost of employing labour as well as the wage costs
Protectionism government policies that create barriers to trade e.g. tariffs and quotas
Productivity the amount of output created per unit input used
Productivity Gap the differences in productivity levels between different countries
Productive Efficiency when productivity is maximised from given inputs. this means products are made at the lowest possible unit costs (MC=AC)
Supply Side Policy government measures designed to increase productive capacity and so increase aggregate supply
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) a multinational in one economy acquires a lasting interest in a business in another economy, international investment
Free Trade an agreement between 2 or more countries to abolish tariffs in the new bloc
Multinational corporation (MNC) a firm that operates in more than one country
Flexible Labour Market a labour market that adjusts quickly and smoothly to changes in the demand for and supply of labout
World Trade Organisation (WTO) an international body responsible for negotiating trade agreements and 'policing' the rules of trade to which its members sign up. Trade disputes between members are settled by the WTO
Mostrar resumen completo Ocultar resumen completo

Similar

Economic Growth
Maya Khangura
Macroeconomics year 1
Nkolika Ezepue
Chapter 16: The objectives and instruments of macroeconomic policy
callum_j.smith
Dictionary Macrostructure
Ash A
Chapter 15: Introducing macroeconomics
callum_j.smith
Monopolistic Competition VS Oligopoly
Tammy Sim
Exchange rates
callum_j.smith
Using GoConqr to study Economics
Sarah Egan
Economics
Emily Fenton
AN ECONOMIC OVERVIEW OF IRELAND AND THE WORLD 2015/16
John O'Driscoll
Economics - unit 1
Amardeep Kumar