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Welcome C&E Students Find your seat and settle in You will receive 1 piece of computer paper Crossword Puzzle Bell Work: Continue working on your unit 7 bell work sheet This will be collected on test day (12.20)

Todays Agenda: What is Globalization? Crash Course Video and partner pros and cons list Objective 7.6 Notes on International Economics International Propoganda Posters

International Economics

**This should be completed What is Globalization? Take brief notes while you watch this crash course. After the video is finished pair up with the person next to you and make a globalization pros and cons list. **This should be completed in your notebook. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SnR-e0S6Ic

I. Why nations Trade Comparative advantage Nations try to produce goods at a lower cost or more efficiently than others Nations specialize on the goods that they produce the best, trade to get other goods

Global interdependence In our globalized economy, every nation is dependent on the rest helps increase production among all

II. Balance of Trade Balance of Trade- relationship b/w a nation’s imports and exports that affects its currency Trade Surplus- more exports than imports, leads to a strong currency

Trade deficit- more imports than exports, leads to a weak currency US can maintain a high deficit because there is a large demand for US dollars as the int’l currency

III. Trade Barriers quota- strict limit on imported goods tariff- tax on imported goods subsidies- US gov’t supporting a US industry financially

Protectionism- creating trade barriers to foreign trade in order to make a nation’s goods more competitive Protectionism may restrict competition, hurt innovation, and lead to trade wars

IV. Free Trade The goal of free trade agreements are to eliminate trade barriers Advantages- competition, growth among all, int’l specialization

Disadvantages- economic vulnerability, jobs can be outsourced (sent to an external provider) World Trade Organization (WTO)- negotiates new trade agreements and works to expand world trade

European Union (EU)- European nations have eliminated trade barriers and created a common currency North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)- goal to eliminate barriers b/w Mexico, Canada, and US

V. Developing Nations Developing nations have low per capita GDP, poor health, infrastructure, etc Free trade has helped developing nations out of poverty more than economic aid

World Bank- lends to developing nations to reduce poverty International Monetary Fund (IMF)- seeks to stabilize exchange rates and encourage good economic policy

Propoganda Posters Include: Color Quotes and phrases Artwork 1. Pick one of the following: World Trade Organization European Union NAFTA World Bank 2. Research: You will have to use your chrome books to do some extra research to learn more about the option you chose. 3. Create a propaganda poster either in support of or against your choice. Include: Color Quotes and phrases Artwork