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culture |
is the accepted behaviors, custom and values of society. |
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exports |
products sold in others countries |
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international business |
includes all business activities needed to create ship and sell good and services across national borders |
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trade barriers |
restrictions that reduce free trade among countries. |
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absolute advantage |
exist when country can produce a good service at a lowers cost than other countries. |
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balance of trades |
is the difference between a country exports and imports. |
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comparative advantage |
a country specializes in the production of a good or service at which it is relatively more efficient. |
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consumer price index |
the CPI is a federal government report published by the bureau of labor statistics |
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economics |
the study of how people choose to use limited resource to satisfy their unlimited needs and wants is called |
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economic system |
is the method a country uses to answer the basic economic question |
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factors of production |
which are three types of resource used to produced goods and service. |
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foreign debt |
is the amount a country owes to other countries |
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gross domestic production |
measure the output of goods that a country produces within its borders |
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gross national product |
measure the total value of all goods and service produced by the resource of a country |
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infrastructure |
refer to a nation transportation communication and utility system |
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scarcity |
refers to the limit resource avaliabe to satisfy the unlimited resources |
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supply |
is the relationship between the amount of a good or service that business are |
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risk |
a situation that presents the chance of a loss due to probabilities unknown |
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economic |
a risk which result in the decline of a company economic value from currency movement which causes a loss in competitive |
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exchange rate risk |
a risk in which the exchange rates of either of either of the two countries will fluctuate |
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credit/sale risk |
a risk associated with the sale and accompanying transaction between two foreign markets |
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high dependency risk |
occurs when a country depends too greatly on imports from one single country or when a country depends too greatly on a very large number of exports to one single country |
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political risk |
a risk of politically motivated interference of a foreign |
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economics |
way in which humans allocate scarce resource to produce various commodities and how those commodities are distributed for societal consumption |
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human necessities |
good services necessary to survival |
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human wants |
goods and services desired but on necessary for survival |
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land |
natural resources found on earth includes everything contained in the earth or the seas |
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labor |
human resources includes all people who work within an economy |
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capital |
monetary resources needed to start and operate a business or goods used in the production proces |
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entrepreneurship |
human skills required to start and run a business |
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resources |
materials used the make goods and services also referred to as factors of production |
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time utility |
degree to which a product or service is a available at a necessary or convenient time of day week a month or year |
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form utility |
degree to which a product or services is useful or desirable due to its form (the raw materials or parts it is made of) |
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possession utility |
degree to which a product or service is easy to purchase or pray for |
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information utility |
degree to which a product or service is easy to learn about gain information about and understand |
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utility |
added value marketing adds to a product |
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mixed economies |
elements of both market and command system are found in the economy |