Mrs. Jacob - Economics - Chapter 2 - Global Economics

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Mrs. Jacob - Economics - Chapter 2 - Global Economics

imports
goods brought from other countries for domestic use
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imports goods brought from other countries for domestic use
exports goods sold to other countries
exchange rate the price of a nation's currency
balance of trade difference between the value of a nation's exports and imports
depreciation fall in the prices of a currency throught he action of supply and demand
tariff tax placed on an imported product
embargo complete restriction on the import or export of a particular good
North American Free Trade Agreement trade agreement between Mexico, Canada and US; designed to eliminate tariff barriers
inflation prolonged rise in prices of goods and services; value of dollar is less.
invisible hand competition
laissez faire let people do as they choose
traditional system economic system that is based on customs
command system economic system that is based on government control
market system economic system that the factors of production are owned by individuals
competition business rivalry
economic security an example would be FDIC
economic equity just and fair to everyone
economic growth produce more wealth through products and services
economic efficiency best use of resources; expense doesn't exceed benefit
economic freedom example is to choose a career of your liking
profit incentive the desire to make money
private property whatever is owned by individuals rather than by government
GNP Gross National Product - the sum of all goods and services produced by citizens of a nation in a year
GDP Gross Domestic Product - the sum of all goods and services produced in a country's borders during one year
economic stability example of this is setting the minimum wage
traditional system inefficient ways of production
traditional system know your responsibility; strong family ties
command system speed of change and rerouting of resources
command system no incentive to work hard; lack of choices
market system individuals answer the basic economic questions in this system
market system dependant on assistance from government for those that cannot work in this system
mixed system both market and command system

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