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Odd one out UK USA EU

Odd one out Tariff MNC or TNC Quota

Key questions What is trade? Who benefits the most from trade? What is fair trade and how can it help? What is aid and how does it affect LEDCs?

What is trade, debt and aid? The goods that a country sells to another country. The difference between the value of a countries imports and exports. The goods bought in from another country. Imports Exports Balance of trade or trade balance Ext - List some examples of the UKs imports and exports.

Do MEDCs help LEDCs to develop? You are a journalist working for the Financial Times and have been asked to write an article on the issue of:- do MEDCs help LEDCs to develop? Include at least one paragraph on: Introduction (What is trade) Trade Fair trade Aid Conclusion – Do MEDCs help LEDCs overall. Suggest what could be done to improve the situation.

Key questions What is trade? Who benefits the most from trade? What is fair trade and how can it help? What is aid and how does it affect LEDCs?