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Globalization EQ: How does globalization encourage economic interdependence?
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Comparative Advantage Which country can make a good cheaper. Which country can make a good cheaper. In the following example, who has the comparative advantage? In the following example, who has the comparative advantage?
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Comparative Advantage Minimum Wage –United States $7.25 –China $2.00 Regulations on Producers –United States EPA, OSHA, many more –China Few if any Corporate Taxes –United States 35-39% –China 25% Small Business Taxes –United States 15-34% –China 20%
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Favorable v. Unfavorable Balance of Trade Imports v. Exports United States Balance of Trade ImportsExports –China 296,402 65,576 –France 34,034 26,522 –Japan 95,94951,179 –Mexico 176,537 128,997 –EU 281,319220,776
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Protective Tariffs Based on what we have learned about Comparative Advantages and prices other countries can charge while still making a profit, why does the U.S. Government have to place Protective Tariffs on imports?
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Exchange Rate What the U.S. Dollar is worth compared to currency of other countries. $1 = –Chinese Yuan $6.82 –Mexican Peso $12.32 –Euro $0.75 –Canadian Dollar $1.00 –Japanese Yen $91.99 –British Pound $0.66 What do these exchange rates mean for American tourists to these countries or American companies who sell goods to these countries?
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Price Comparison Price Comparison Price Comparison Price Comparison
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Types of Countries Developed Developing Undeveloped
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World Map
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International Organizations EU NAFTA WTO IMF World Bank For each one, determine what it stands for and tell what it does and why it was formed.
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