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This document provides a cheat sheet on specialization and international trade theories. It defines theories such as absolute advantage, comparative advantage, and theories related to country size and trade patterns. It also discusses factors that influence specialization and challenges related to importing and exporting.

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Nataliemoore Specialisation

This document provides a cheat sheet on specialization and international trade theories. It defines theories such as absolute advantage, comparative advantage, and theories related to country size and trade patterns. It also discusses factors that influence specialization and challenges related to importing and exporting.

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Specialisation Cheat Sheet

by Natalie Moore (NatalieMoore) via cheatography.com/19119/cs/2202/

Theory of absolute advantage With whom trade theories (PESTEL) Specia​lis​ation assump​tions (valid?)

Countries can produce some goods more s/t Countr​y-S​‐ Developed trade mostly with Full Everyone who wants a job
effect​ively and efficently than others. imi​larity eachother because they - employment has one
theory produce and consume more, Economic Minimi​sation of real and
Theory of compar​ative advantage create new products to efficiency opport​unitiy costs of
compete, produce differ​ent​‐ production by exploiting
Free trade can increase global output even
iated products and services compar​ative advantages
if one country has an absolute advantage in
the production of all products e/t Specia​lis​‐ Provide other countires an rather than nesses​sarily
ation and advantage over domestic absolute advantages
Trade pattern theories aquired producers. Specialise to Division of Ops for gains: resource
advantage grain advantage, eg gains owners benefit by sale of
Theory Large depend on Russia,
Germany = machinery & one output for other, more
of export less than USA,
equip highly valued goods.
country small. Large = varied Brazil,
size climates and more India, Product differ​nti​ation Two Simplified version of reality
measure=area
resources, so more China s Cultural Importers and expoerters countries,
self sufficent. are similarity find it easier to trade with two
large countries they are similar to commod​‐
Size of Developed countries more likely in language and or culture ities
economy to trade. Top 10 export​/im​‐ p Political May discourage or Transport Reduce the benefits of
neasure-GDP porters developed countries. relati​‐ encourage trade costs specia​liz​ation
size Developed economies produce onships / Statics and Relative conditions in a
more so have more to trade, economic dynamics country change
incomes are high so people buy agreements
Production bits of products made in
more. e/t Overcoming Transport costs networks different countries
distance
Mobility Assume resources can
move domest​ically to where
Intern​ational PLC Theory
they are needed. Not always
valid.

Free trade results in

Specia​lis​‐ Soil, natural resources, fish


ation - in seas, minerals, wildlife,
natural rainfo​rests
advantage
Specia​lis​‐ Product or process
ation - technology
aquired
advantage

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Specialisation Cheat Sheet
by Natalie Moore (NatalieMoore) via cheatography.com/19119/cs/2202/

Free trade results in (cont) Production possib​ilities curve Importing and exporting probs (cont)

Increased efficency Graphical repres​ent​ation of alt combin​ations Top Intern​ational outlook and
Increased global output of goods and services an economy can management risk orient​ation. Most focus
produce. commitment on domestic rather than
(which factor- land, labour, capital )- or their
foreign. Exporting and
ratios What type of products are traded An economy’s factors of production are
scarce; they cannot produce an unlimited importing places tough
People Countries with high people to
demands on mgmt. Firms
and land land ratio trade labor with labour/ quantity of goods and services.
earlier slave trade? land with agarness and surplus
wheat and wool for example
Importing and exporting probs resources to trade intern​ati​‐
Manufa​‐ Places which need lots of room onally are rare.
cturing manufa​cture inplaces where Financial Most SMEs site 'shortage of
capital/land risks Trade Ineffi​cencies due to delays,
locations there is a lot of room. working capital to finance
regulation documents and admin fees.
export' as big barrier.
Capital, Production factors are not Regula​tions differ from one
Offers low profit​ability in
labor homoge​nous, vary within and country to the next.H​‐
light of unexpected costs
rates and among countries coz of traini​‐ omeland security also can
labour/labour and unknown financial
specia​lis​‐ ng/edu differ​ences be a problem.
constr​aints
ation
Trade Lots of it. Including: duty
Customer With high speed connec​‐
Process Companies may substitute docume​‐ rates, customs clearance
management tions customers want
tech (FP capital for labour, depending ntation and entry processes.
immediate answers.
theory on the cpst of each. Values declar​ations, dute
results capital/labour Scant IB Diffic​ulties of unders​tanding
manage​ment,. Mistakes
varied) expertise foreign business practices.
spawn costs and it can get
Limited knowledge of
Product New products req $$$ in R & D $$$ to manage
compet​itors, unfami​liarity
referrintech
tech as so most come from developed
with lcoal customs etc
capital countries capital/capital Why import?
Marketing High shipping costs /
According to the factor propor​tions (FP) Specia​lis​ation of labour (cheap-economic)
barriers logistic demands, difficulty
theory - factors in abundance are cheaper Global rivalry
price matching &
than factors in scarcity. Assumes
promoting. Discou​raging for Local unavai​lablity (geography-resources)
homogenity in countries.
exporters. Divers​ifi​cation (Economic-risk)
Top manage​ments outlook

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