Globalisation (OCR A-Level Economics): Flashcards
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Absolute advantage
Absolute advantage
Producing with less resources & at lower cost
Comparative advantage
Comparative advantage
Producing at a lower opportunity cost
Terms of trade (ToT)
Terms of trade (ToT)
Ratio of export prices to import prices
ToT formula
ToT formula
Globalisation
Globalisation
Increased interconnectivity via trade, migration, finance, tech
Marshall-Lerner condition
Marshall-Lerner condition
PED exports + PED imports for current account improvement
J-Curve effect
J-Curve effect
Current account worsens first, then improves after depreciation
Globalisation benefit: market access
Globalisation benefit: market access
Access to larger markets & economies of scale
Technology's role in globalisation
Technology's role in globalisation
Reduced costs & barriers to international trade
Productivity in competitiveness
Productivity in competitiveness
More output with same inputs = lower costs
Currency depreciation effect
Currency depreciation effect
Makes exports cheaper & imports more expensive
Comparative advantage focus
Comparative advantage focus
Opportunity cost, not overall efficiency
ToT improvement meaning
ToT improvement meaning
Buy more imports for given quantity of exports
ToT deterioration meaning
ToT deterioration meaning
Export more to purchase same amount of imports
Marshall-Lerner threshold
Marshall-Lerner threshold
Sum of elasticities must be
