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Chapter 3
International Trade
Exports
Produced domestically and sold to foreign consumers
Imports
Produced by Foreign producers and consumed by domestic consumers
Formula for Net Exports
Net Exports= Exports-Imports
Trade Deficit
Imports> Exports
Trade Surplus
Exports>Imports
Trade Barriers
Restricts international trade
Tariffs
A tax on an imported good
Quota
A limit on the amount of goods imported
Absolute advantage
The ability of one party to produce a greater amount of an output than another party.
Comparative advantage
The ability of one party to produce an output at a lower opportunity cost than another party.