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Absolute Advantage

The situation when a country can produce and sell a product at a lower cost than any other country or when it is the only country that can provide the product.

Balance of Payments

A summary of a country's international financial transactions showing the difference between the countries total payments too and it's total receipt from other countries.

Balance of Trade

The difference between the value of a countries exports and the value of its imports during a specific time.

Buy Nation Regulations

Government rules that give special privileges to domestic manufacturers and retailers.

Contract Manufacturing

The practice in which a foreign firm manufactures private label goods under a domestic firms brand name.

Countertrade

A form of international trade in which part or all of the payment for goods or services is in the form of other goods and services.

Devaluation

A lowering of the value of a nations currency relative to other currencies.

Direct Foreign Investment

Active ownership of a foreign company or of manufacturing or marketing facilities in a foreign country.

Dumping

The practice of charging a lower price for a product in foreign markets then in the firms home market.

Embargo

A total ban on imports or exports of a product.

European Integration

The delegation of limited sovereignty by European union member states to the EU so that common laws and policies can be created at the European level.

European Union

Trade agreement among 28 European nations.

Exchange Controls

Laws that require a company earning foreign exchange ( foreign currencies ) from its exports to sell the foreign exchange to a control agency such as a central bank.

Exporting

The practice of selling domestically produced goods to buyers in another country.

Exports

Goods and services produced in one country and sold to other countries.