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Unit 2Chapter 4

International Trade

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Global Marketplace Exists because countries need to

trade with one another. Continues to expand

• Because of the reduction in trade restrictions

Makes people all around the world potential customers and employees

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International trade The exchange of goods and services

among nations. Imports – Goods and services

purchased from other countries Exports – Goods and services sold to

other countries

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Benefits of International Trade Consumers

• Competition of the foreign companies• Encourages high quality, lower prices.

Producers• Expand business by working with other

countries• 1/3 of profits of US businesses come from

international trade

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Benefits - Continued Workers

• Leads to higher employment rates Example – Toyota (a Japanese company) has

generated 50,000+ jobs in the United States

Nations• Improves the standard of living for that

countries people• Individuals have more options when making

purchasing decisions.

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Balance of Trade The difference in value between

exports and imports of a nation Surplus – when a nation exports more

than imports Trade Deficit – when a nation imports

more than it exports

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Trade Barriers Tariff - A tax on imports

• Also called a duty Embargo

• A total ban on specific goods coming into and leaving a country

• A lot of times for health reasons

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Trade Agreements World Trade Organization (WTO)

• A coalition of nations that makes rules governing international trade.

NAFTA – North American Free Trade Agreement• International trade agreement between US,

Canada, and Mexico European Union

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4.2 The Global Marketplace

Licensing• Letting another company use a trademark,

patent, formula, company name, for a fee or royalty

Contract Manufacturing• Hiring a foreign manufacturer to make

products Joint Venture

• A business enterprise that companies set up together

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Globalization Selling the same product and using

the same promotion methods in all countries.

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Adaptation Adaptation – a company’s use of an

existing product and/or promotion to which changes are made to better suit the characteristics of a country or region

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