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1 International Economics (751401)
Session 2 21/06/54 The Basic Theory Using Demand and Supply Aj.Noom Tel

2 International Economics Is Different
Four Events 1) International Outsourcing 2) Poor Worker in Poor Countries 3) The Trade Union Countries 4) The Rising of Sovereign Wealth Funds

3 Key Questions About International Trade
Why do countries trade? More precisely, what determines which products a country export and which products it import ? How does trade effect production and consumption in each country ? Which country gain from trade ? Which in each country, who are the gainers and losers from opening trade ?

4 Trade Usually Results from The Interaction of Competitive Demand and Supply.
What are the factors influencing the demand ? Supply What are the factors influencing the supply ? Supply Demand What will happen if the demand and supply are unmatched ?

5 Demand and Supply for Motorbikes
Consumer Surplus Producer Surplus Consumer Surplus Producer Surplus

6 The Market for Motorbikes: Demand and Supply
No-trade Equilibrium Consumer Surplus Producer Surplus

7 The Effects of Trade on Production, Consumption, and Price, Shown with Demand and Supply Curves
World Price with Trade Pre-trade Price Dx Exports Sx Sf World Price with Trade Df Imports Pre-trade Price

8 The Effects of Trade on Production, Consumption, and Price, Shown with Demand and Supply Curve

9 The Effects of Trade on Well-Being of Producers, Consumers, and the Nation as a Whole
Which one better ?

10 Key Concerned Issue Regarding Net Nation Gain
One dollar, one vote The Welfare Effects

11 Which Country Gain More ?
Consumer Surplus Dx Sx Sx = Represent Exporting Country Producer Surplus Dx = Represent Importing Country

12 Price Change (percent)
Country Pre-trade Price Free Trade Price Price Change (percent) U.S. (Importer) 2,000 1,000 100% The Rest of the World (Exporter) 700 30% Gain More

13 Importing Country (U.S.) Exporting Country (The Rest of the Word)
Take Some Advantages Consumers What if they are rich ? Take Some Disadvantages Producers What if they are poor ? Exporting Country (The Rest of the Word) Take Some Disadvantages Consumers What if they are poor ? Take Some Advantages Producers What if they are rich ?


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