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Economics for Leaders. Lesson 10: International Markets. Countries don’t trade . People Do !. Voluntary Trade Creates Wealth - ALWAYS. International trade. National trade. Regional trade. Local trade. Balance of Payments. Current Account. Capital account. Goods & Services. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Economics for Leaders

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Lesson 10:International Markets

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People

Do !

Countries don’t trade

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Voluntary Trade Creates Wealth -

ALWAYS

Local trade

Regional trade

National trade

International trade

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Balance of Payments

Capital account

Current

Account

Goods &

ServicesFinancial

flows

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Please use the slides before this one in your presentation.

The slides following this one are provided as options.

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Fundamentally the same decision

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ERP-5: Understanding based on knowledge and evidence imparts

value to opinions.Opinions matter and are of equal value at the ballot box. But on matters of rational deliberation the value of an opinion is determined by the knowledge and evidence on which it is based. Statements of opinion should initiate the quest for economic understanding, not end it.

Economic Reasoning Principle #5: Understanding based on knowledge and evidence imparts value to opinions.

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Opening Markets Is Creating Wealth

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Who should produce what?

The Law of Comparative Advantage– Through specialization and exchange, both

parties can gain from lower costs and greater output – even if one party does both things better.

What is your lowest opportunity cost

alternative?

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Comparative AdvantageProducing a Meal

Cooking

Cleaning

Barbie Ken

10 min

20 min

40 min

30 min

Totals 30 min 70 min

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Opportunity Costs

Cooking

Cleaning

Barbie Ken

1/2 cleaning

2/1 cooking

4/3 cleaning

3/4 cooking

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What Will Ken & Barbie Do?

Working Independently– Barbie Produces a Meal in 30 Minutes– Ken Produces a Meal in 70 Minutes

Barbie Has An Absolute AdvantageWould Barbie Produce Two Meals?With Trade/Cooperation– Barbie Spends 20 Minutes Cooking– Ken Spends 60 Minutes Cleaning– They Both Gain!

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RememberNations Are Not Different

Goods are Produced at Least Cost When People Specialize According to the Principle of Comparative AdvantageLesson - Don’t Try to Do Everything; It is Not EfficientTrade Between Countries Creates WealthExamples– Ken and Barbie Have Time for Other Activities

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Zeke and ZacWho Should:

•Drive the truck ?

•Load the garbage?

What if – Zac doesn’t have a drivers license?

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Banana size regulations

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Mexican Truck Now Allowed on US Highways

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NAFTA

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WTO (formerly GATT)

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European Monetary Union

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Trade Balance

ImportsExports

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Pierre Sells (Exports) Bread . . . Then What?

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What Can Pierre Do with $$US?

Take his Cheri to his favorite bistro at the Eiffel Tower?

Mais NON!

Buy U.S goods & services

OR

U.S. assets ?

Oui! Oui!

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