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Trade and Economic Growth

Trade and Economic Growth. SW Asia Unit 3. Voluntary Trade. Factors involved in Voluntary Trade Specialization Trade Barriers Currency Exchange Control of Supply. Specialization. Define: -specialization: The products a country makes best and are demand in the world market.

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Trade and Economic Growth

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  1. Trade and Economic Growth SW Asia Unit 3

  2. Voluntary Trade Factors involved in Voluntary Trade Specialization Trade Barriers Currency Exchange Control of Supply

  3. Specialization Define: -specialization: The products a country makes best and are demand in the world market. -interdependence: A relationship between countries in which they rely on one another for resources, goods, or services.

  4. SpecializationThink- Pair-Share Example:

  5. Specialization EQ: How does specialization encourage trade between countries? If a country produces the goods they can make most efficiently, that country can trade them for goods made by others that cannot be produced locally.

  6. Trade Barriers Definition: The prevention of free trade

  7. Trade Barriers Physical Trade Barriers: (give 2 examples) -mountains -deserts -lack of rivers, bodies of water

  8. Trade Barriers Political Trade Barriers: -tariff A tax placed on goods when they are brought (imported) into one country from another country.  -quota A limit to the number of amount of a foreign-produced goods that is allowed into a country. -embargo A formal halt to trade with a particular country for economic or political reasons.

  9. System for Exchanging Currency Define: -currency: Paper or coins that a country uses for its money supply.  -international trade: Countries trading with each other to obtain resources, goods, and services.  -exchange rate: A system of changing one type of currency to another.

  10. System for Exchanging Currency Why does international trade require a system for exchanging currency between countries? So that it is possible to buy and sell goods between nations with different types of money.

  11. OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

  12. OPEC Define -supply: The amount of a good or service available for sale in a market. -demand: The amount of a good or service wanted in a market.

  13. OPEC What is the primary function of OPEC? To control the supply and price of oil.

  14. OPEC Give some examples of what petroleum (oil) is used for: cars lawn mowers machinery to make plastic products

  15. Economic Growth 4 Factors that influence Economic Growth Labor Capital Goods Land(resources) Entrepreneurship

  16. Relationship between human capital and GDP Define: -GDP: Gross Domestic Product The value of all goods and services produced within a country in a given year and converted into US dollars for comparison.

  17. Relationship between human capital and GDP -human capital The knowledge and skills that make it possible for workers to earn a living producing goods or services.

  18. Relationship between human capital and GDP profitable higher they invest in educating and training their citizens. Companies that invest in human capital are more_____________________.  Countries that invest in human capital have ______________________GDP’s because_______________________

  19. Relationship between human capital and GDPThink- Pair-Share Example:

  20. Relationship between capital goods and GDP Define: -capital goods The factories, machines, and technology that people use to make products to sell. 3 examples of capital goods: - oil producing technology - communications equipment • assembly line machinery

  21. Relationship between capital goods and GDP profitable higher they can produce more goods in a quicker and efficient way. Companies that invest in capital goods are more__________. Countries that invest in capital goods have _________________ GDP’s because_________________________

  22. Relationship between capital goods and GDPThink-Pair-Share Example:

  23. The Role of Oil in SW Asia Economy petroleum Another name for oil is_____________.

  24. The Role of Oil in SW Asia Economy • Higher GDP • Higher standard of living • Lower GDP • Lower standard of living Countries WITH oil in SW Asia tend to have: Countries WITHOUT oil (except Israel) tend to have:

  25. The Role of Oil in SW Asia Economy oil high GDP human capital technology communication Israel has very little _____. However, Israel has a ____________________ because they invested in ________ and ___________ goods for ___________ and _______________ industries.

  26. Entrepreneurship Define: -entrepreneur Creative, original thinkers who are willing to take risks to create new businesses and products.

  27. Entrepreneurship risk profit An entrepreneur is willing to take a_____ in order to make a________________.

  28. Entrepreneurship Think-Pair-Share Example

  29. Answer EQ’s Paragraph form- use all of the vocabulary that are in your graphic organizers: What factors encourage economic growth? What factors encourage trade between countries?

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