No country is completely self-_____________ and able to produce all of the goods
and services they need and want. Through international trade consumers and governments are able to beneft from the biggest and cheapest workforce, _____ materials and technology anywhere in the world. If there were no international trade ________ consumer choice. !orkers would fnd it harder to get a ______. "usinesses would fail. Exports: are goods and services sold to other countries and are represented by a #ow of ______________$money% back into that country from the sale of the e&port. Imports: are goods and services purchased from other countries and are represented by a #ow of e&penditure $money% __________ the country in payment for the import. Visible Trade: This involves the trade in ______________ resources $'.g. crude oil and timbers%, parts and components used to make other goods $'.g. _________________________% and fnished products $'.g.____________________________% !hy is trade in these goods and merchandise called (isible Trade) The Trade Balance: !hen a country sells visible e&ports it ___________ money. !hen it buys imports, it _________ out money. If a country pays out more for imported goods than it earns form the sale of e&ports its trade balance is said to be in ________________. If the country earns more from e&ports than it pays out for imports, its trade balance is said to be in _______________. The balance of trade measures the #ow of money into and out of a country for visible imports and e&ports. Balance of Trade = _________________________________- ________________________________ The balance of trade is calculated in terms of a country*s ________________. If the balance of payments is in surplus this is said to be a __________________________________________, while a balance of payment defcit is said to be an ________________________________________. +any developed countries have su,ered increasing trade _________ over time as the manufacturing industries of developing nations have e&panded at the same time as their own manufacturing industries have been ________________. Invisible Trade: This involves trade in ____________ such as ____________________________________________. !hy is importing and e&porting services called Invisible Trade) -oing on holiday to another country is called an invisible ____________ because it creates a #ow of money from a countries economy into the economy of another country. .elling a service such as insurance to someone in another country is called an invisible ___________ because it creates a #ow of money into the economy from another country*s economy. The balance on invisibles measures the ________ of money into and out of a country for the trade in invisible ____________ and imports. /n invisible trade surplus is /n invisible trade defcit is Balance of Invisible trade = _______________________________- ___________________________ World Trade Patterns: 0or many years the trade of raw materials such as ____________ dominated international trade #ows. 1owever there have been the following changes to global trade patterns 2. Total world trade volumes have _________________ signifcantly. 3. Trade in manufactured goods has grown in importance and in total volume. 4. Trade in _________________ goods has fallen. 1owever processed foods now account for over half of agricultural trade. 5. Trade in goods and services have increased at ______________ rates. 6. /lthough trade in services has increased slightly faster 7. Trade #ows have changed direction with many e&ports now going from ______________ to ______________ nations. 8. !orld trade is still dominated by a small number of countries. '.g._____________________ ______________________________________________________
Rorde Wilkinson-Multilateralism and The World Trade Organisation - The Architecture and Extension of International Trade Regulation (Routledge Advances in International Political Economy) (2001)