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Unit #5: Economic Growth and International Trade

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Definition
human capital   the improvement in labor created by the education and knowledge of members of the workforce  
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physical capital   has human-made goods like buildings and machines used to produce other goods and services  
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depreciation   when a currency becomes more valuable with other currencies  
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appreciation   when a currency becomes less valuable with other currencies  
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Balance of payments   a summary of a country's transaction with other countries  
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current account   records a nation's exports and imports of goods and services (includes net investments income and transfers)  
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capital account   records difference between a country's sale of assets to foreigners and its purchase of assets from foreigners  
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Exchange Rate   prices which currencies trade  
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comparative advantage   An individual/country that's able to produce a good/service at a lower opportunity than that of another person/conutry  
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absolute advantage   An individual/country is able to produce more total outputs of a good/service with a given amount of time/resources  
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devaluation   a reduction in the value of a currency that's set under a fixed exchange rate regime  
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revaluation   an increase in the value of a currency thats set under a fixed exchange rate regime  
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labor productivity   (or productivity) output per worker  
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infrastructure   roads, power lines, ports, information networks, and other underpinnings for economic activity  
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terms of trade   The price of a good or service (the amount of one good or service which must be given up to obtain one unit of another good or service)  
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FOREX (Foreign Exchange Market)   international transactions where currencies can be exchanged  
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Factors of Growth (Supply, Demand, Growth)   Supply- prices/availability, # of sellers, gov action, tech, opport. cost of alternative production, expect of future profit. Demand- taste/preference, # of consumers, prices of related goods, income Growth- physical & human capital, & technology  
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