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Unit 7A

International Trading Environment

TermDefinition
Open Economy economy that imports & exports
Exporting producing goods/service in Ireland and selling them to a foreign country
Visible Exports goods sold to other countries e.g. beef
Invisible Exports services sold to other countries e.g. foreign tourists holidaying in Ireland
Importing buying goods/services from other countries
Visible Imports goods bought from other countries e.g. wine from New Zealand
Invisible Imports services bought from other countries e.g. Irish people going to Garth Brooks Concert in Croke Park.
Measuring international trade Balance of Trade and Balance of Payments
Balance of Trade Visible Exports - Visible Imports
Surplus balance of trade when visible exports are greater than visible imports
Deficit balance of trade when visible exports are less than visible imports
Balance of Payments Total Exports - Total Imports
Total exports Visible + Invisible Exports
Total imports Visible + Invisible Imports
Comparative advantage tradition/ skill in making of a good/service e.g. Ireland has advantage in food production
Free Trade No barriers to movement of goods/services
Protectionism setting barriers to trade such as quotas, tariffs and embargoes
Quotas limit on amount of imports allowed into a country
Tariffs tax imposed on imports
Embargo ban on all imports from a specified country
Barriers to trade tariffs, quotas, embargoes, regulations, subsidies, deregulation, trade restrictions
Regulations rules imposed by a government that make importing difficult. Used to reduce competition for indigenous goods
Subsidies payments by government to firms to reduce cost of production, increase output and allows goods to be sold for cheaper price
Trade restrictions government set limits on amount of foreign currency available for buying foreign goods
Deregulation removal of regulations by government
WTO World Trade Organisation - promotes free trade
Trading Bloc a group of countries that agree to trade freely with each other e.g. NAFTA, APEC
NAFTA North American FreeTrade Agreement
APEC Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation
Globalisation Global firms treat the world as one market & use standardised product and marketing mix
Dumping Other countries selling their over-production on Irish market at below cost price damaging home industry. Outlawed by WTO
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