Globalisation (OCR A-Level Economics): Flashcards

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Absolute advantage

Producing with less resources & at lower cost

Comparative advantage

Producing at a lower opportunity cost

Terms of trade (ToT)

Ratio of export prices to import prices

ToT formula

Index of export pricesIndex of import prices×100\frac{\text{Index of export prices}}{\text{Index of import prices}} \times 100

Globalisation

Increased interconnectivity via trade, migration, finance, tech

Marshall-Lerner condition

PED exports + PED imports >1> 1 for current account improvement

J-Curve effect

Current account worsens first, then improves after depreciation

Globalisation benefit: market access

Access to larger markets & economies of scale

Technology's role in globalisation

Reduced costs & barriers to international trade

Productivity in competitiveness

More output with same inputs = lower costs

Currency depreciation effect

Makes exports cheaper & imports more expensive

Comparative advantage focus

Opportunity cost, not overall efficiency

ToT improvement meaning

Buy more imports for given quantity of exports

ToT deterioration meaning

Export more to purchase same amount of imports

Marshall-Lerner threshold

Sum of elasticities must be >1> 1

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