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Comparative Advantage
when a nation that has an advantage of producing a good or service at a lower cost of other nations should export their items and import other items in which other nations hold the advantage
hegemonic stability
theory that international system is more stable in the presence of a dominant power
nation state
a collection of people who define themselves as members of an extended political community
state
a collection of people viewed as a legal entity and exercises sovereignty
OPEC
collection of nations including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, and Kuwait created in 1960s to represent oil exporters
Economic Integration
a group of nation states agree to ignore their national boundaries to create a larger, more connected system of markets
Economic Union
when states eliminate both tariff and nontariff barriers
Regionalism
process in which groups of states in the same region agree to cooperate to achieve a common goal
Currency Devaluation
causes exports to other countries become cheaper, while imports become more expensive
Dumping
selling an item abroad for less than you are selling it at home in order to gain market there then gradually gain the price.
Common Agricultural policy
subsidies employed by the EU that protects farmers.
Nontariff barriers
way limiting imports and makes it difficult to raise the price
NAFTA
agreement among US, Canada, and Mexico for free trade in 1992
Positive sum
interaction between actors where all participants are better off
Zero sum
mercantilist worldview where nobody wins
Bretton Woods System
series of political meetings in July 1944 between the allied powers of WWII. Agreements created IMF and World Bank
CNN effect
situation where media puts pressure on nation-states or UN to do something
Central Bank
chief monetary institution that regulates domestic finance, interest, and foreign exchange rates.
Cui bono
benefits drive action, “follow the money”
Euphoria
3rd stage of a financial crisis
geopolitics
political and geographic factors that influence a nation, part of the security structure.
Dependency Theory
relationship between industrialized and developing nations to make them dependent on them through trade, finance, and technology
Socialism
a political system that gives high priority to equity and economic equality