Caribbean & the Economy.  Definition  an area characterized by a distinct system of production, trade, movement and consumption of goods and services.

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Caribbean & the Economy

 Definition  an area characterized by a distinct system of production, trade, movement and consumption of goods and services.  Characteristics  their economics are primarily resource based  still considered part of the developing world  countries with less diversified economies and with relatively low standards of living Economic Region

 Tourism is important to the Caribbean economies due to volatile demands of agricultural products (primary industries)  Most tourist come from North America and Europe Tourism & Economics

 Tourism supports more than 641,000 direct jobs in  Workers are involved in such jobs as:  Transportation  Accommodations  Recreation (e.g. Tours, boating)  Retail  Restaurants  It is estimated that one all-inclusive resort creates jobs. Tourism & Jobs

 Government all also earns money from:  airplanes and ships landing fees  departure taxes  Hotel bed taxes  Custom duties on imports  Much of this revenue is used to improve infrastructure to support tourism Tourism & Jobs

 Export:  any product sold to another country  the payment for the export goes to the country that provided the product or service  Invisible Export:  the experience that a tourist takes away from a holiday  the money spent for this experience is paid to the host country  but cannot physically see the product Import vs Export

The 2 main positive impacts of tourism are: 1.Creates jobs for local people. For every direct job in tourism, there are 4 indirect jobs. 2.Money from travellers is brought into the economy Other Benefits  Better facilities for locals to use  More cultural awareness is learned from other countries.  Tourism is an invisible export because people pay for the memories and experiences. Positive Impacts of Tourism in the Caribbean

 Money spent will be re-spent into the local economy because of the ‘ripple’ or ‘multiplier’ effect. 1 st Round2 nd Round 3 rd Round $1000 Vacationwages/salaries/taxeswages/goods/services permits etc. $800taxes, permits $640 $200 leakage$160 leakage Leakage occurs when money is removed from the local economy (i.e. importing goods, savings accounts, foreign investment). Positive cont.

 Tourist demand for local products increase the price so locals cannot afford them.  Seasonality – when a resort closes for off season (usually due to weather), people are unemployed and there’s less money in the economy  To much foreign investment can cause problems Negative Impacts of Tourism

 Small countries which rely on tourism as a major money maker have problems when:  Rise in travel costs (gas)  World recession  Hurricane damage  Demonstration effect – local culture is lost to cater to the tourist values (clothing, music, eating habits  Traditional skills are lost (i.e. fisherman now drive tour boats  Local food – commercialized American (McDonalds)  Areas of nature and beauty – commercialized  Increase in crime Negative cont.