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The document discusses imports and exports. It provides examples of goods that countries import, such as cars from Japan and bananas from Colombia. Imports are defined as goods and services that enter a country. Exports are goods and services that exit a country, and examples given are maple syrup and wood from Canada. The document states that exports strengthen a country's economy, while a balance of slightly more exports than imports leads to a good economy. Canada's top trading partners are listed as the US, China, UK, Japan, and Mexico.
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This is an optional chapter for assignment by
instructors who desire to cover international trade
early in the course but do not want to assign the more
graphical Chapter 37 (Chapter 20 in Macroeconomics
and Chapter 23 in Microeconomics) for that purpose.
If this updated Chapter 5 of Economics is assigned,
Chapter 37 should not also be assigned in the same
course. Much of the content in Chapter 5 of the 18e is
now in Chapter 37 of the 19e. In some places, the
transfer of content is word-for-word.
AFTER READING THIS CHAPTER, YOU SHOULD BE
ABLE TO:
1 State several key facts about U.S. international
trade.
2 Define comparative advantage and explain how it
relates to specialization and international trade.
3 Explain how exchange rates are determined in
currency (foreign-exchange) markets.
4 Explain how and why government sometimes
interferes with free international trade.
5 Describe the purpose and function of the World
Trade Organization and discuss trade topics such
as trade adjustment assistance, offshoring of jobs,
and fair-trade products.
The United States in the
Global Economy
Backpackers in the wilderness like to think they are leaving the world behind, but, like Atlas, they
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and compasses from Finland. Moreover, they may have driven to the trailheads in Japanese-made Toyotas
or German-made BMWs, sipping coffee from Brazil or snacking on bananas from Honduras.
International trade and the global economy affect all of us daily, whether we are hiking in the wil-
derness, driving our cars, listening to music, or working at our jobs. We cannot leave the world be-
hind. We are enmeshed in a global web of economic relationships, such as the trading of goods and
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that trade grown? Who are the major participants?
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s) read the following chapters:
16: International Trade Policy, Comparative Advantage, and Outsourcing
17: International Financial Policy
16: International Trade Policy, Comparative Advantage, and Outsourcing
One of the purest fallacies is that trade follows the fl ag. Trade follows the lowest price current. If a dealer in any colony wished to buy Union Jacks, he would order them from Britain's worst foe if he could save a sixpence.
Andrew Carnegie
Patterns of Trade
Before I consider these issues, let's look at some numbers to get a sense of the nature and dimensions of international trade.
Increasing but Fluctuating World Trade
In 1928, total world trade was about $500 billion (in today's dollars). U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) was about $830 billion, so world trade as a percentage of U.S. GDP was almost 60 percent. In 1935, that ratio had fallen to less than 30 percent. In 1950 it was 20 percent. Then it started rising. Today it is about 250 percent, with world trade amounting to about $32 trillion. As you can see, international trade has been growing, but with significant fluctuations in that growth. Sometimes international trade has grown rapidly; at other times it has grown slowly or has even fallen.
In part, fluctuations in world trade result from fluctuations in world output. When output rises, international trade rises; when output falls, international trade falls. Fluctuations in world trade are also in part explained by trade restrictions that countries have imposed from time to time. For example, decreases in world income during the Depression of the 1930s caused a large decrease in trade, but that decrease was exacerbated by a worldwide increase in trade restrictions.
Differences in the Importance of Trade
The importance of international trade to countries' economies differs widely, as we can see in the table below, which presents the importance of the shares of exportsthe value of goods and services sold abroadand importsthe value of goods and services purchased abroadfor various countries.
Among the countries listed, the Netherlands has the highest amount of exports compared to total output; the United States has the lowest.
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- 3. Goods Which Are Imported From Other CountriesBananas-ColombiaFolders-MexicoBoard Games-USAWater Bottles-MalaysiaCars-JapanComputers-ChinaViolins-GermanyClothes-Bangladesh Bags-Singapore
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- 5. Goods Which Drive The EconomyGoods which drive the Canadian economy are wood, food, electrical equipment, vehicles, clothing, fuel and many more. Canadas export value in 2000 was $385 364 000 000.Canadas import value in 2000 was $356 486 000 000.Canada has more exports thanimports which is a trade surplus which is good for the economy.
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