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Autarky (Closed economy)
Country that does not trade with other countries
Terms of trade
Ratio of price of export over price of import
Absolute advantage
Produce the good at lower cost in terms of resources than other country
Comparative advantage
its opportunity cost of other good that can be produce is lower than other country
Ricardian Model
One factor of production - Labour
Difference in labor productivity due to differences in technology
Heckscher and Ohlin model
Two factors or production - capital and labor
Capital intensive country will specialize in capital intensive good and trade for less capital intensive good
Reason for trade restriction
Protect infant industry
National security
Protecting domestic jobs
Type of trade restrictions
Tariffs
Quotas - limits on amount of imports
Export subsidies
Minimum domestic content
Voluntary export restraint
Voluntary agreement by a government to limit the quantity of a good that can be exported
Minimum domestic content
A requirement that goods sold in a country contain a certain minimum of domestic value added.
Balance of payments
Foreign debt to domestic countries and domestic debt to foreign countries must balance each other
Include: Current account, capital account, financial account
Current account
Flows of goods and services

Merchandise and services - Raw materials and manufactured goods bought, sold of given away

Income receipt - Foreign income from dividends, and interest
Capital Account
Capital transfer and acquisition and disposal of non produced, non financial asset
Financial Account
Investment flows
Trading blocs; regional trading agreements
1) Free trade areas
2) Customs Union - All countries adopt a common set of trade restriction with non member countries
3) Common Market - All barriers to movement of labor and capital goods to be removed
4) Economic Union - Establish common institution and economic policy
5) Monetary union - All countries adopt a single currency
Pros and Cons for trade restriction reduction
Pro: Increase trade, increase competitions

Cons: wealth and incomes decrease