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Worksheets4.1 Flashcard Quiz 123-133
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Trade between different countries. Allows a country to concentrate on what it does best and trade for what it can't or doesn't produce.
International trade
Balance of trade
Comparative advantage
Quota
Occurs when a country can produce a good using fewer resources than another country.
Embargo
Balance of trade
NAFTA
Absolute advantage
The ability of a country to produce a good at lower opportunity cost than that of another nation.
Trade surplus
Subsidy
Comparative advantage
Arguments for free trade
Calculated by subtracting a country's imports from its exports.
Balance of trade
Subsidy
European Union (EU)
Exchange rate
When the value of a country's exports EXCEEDS the value of the country's imports.
NAFTA
Quota
Trade surplus
ASEAN
When the value of a country's imports EXCEEDS the value of the country's exports.
Trade deficit
Embargo
Subsidy
Appreciate
Sometimes a country chooses to reduce or limit the amount of foreign goods allowed to enter the country.
NAFTA
Absolute advantage
Subsidy
Barriers to trade
A tax on imported goods.
ASEAN
NAFTA
Tariff
Arguments against free trade
Limits the amount of a good that is allowed into the country.
Quota
Embargo
Standards
Subsidy
When a government completely prohibits the import of an item, sometimes for political or military reasons.
Absolute advantage
Trade surplus
Embargo
European union
Rules that the government sets to ensure the safety of imported goods and to make sure those goods comply with local laws.
Standards
Trade blocs
NAFTA
Arguments against free trade
