Comparative Advantage
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What is comparative advantage?

A country's ability to produce something more efficiently than other goods.

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What are exports?

Goods shipped out of a country.

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What does GDP stand for?

Gross Domestic Product

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If you wanted to examine the landscape of a country before visiting, what type of map would you want to look at?

Physical Map

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What is a trade barrier?

Restrictions imposed by governments on international trade.

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How does comparative advantage relate to trade?

It allows countries to specialize and trade for goods they cannot produce as efficiently.

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What are imports?

Goods shipped into the country.

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What is the main goal of economic development?

To improve the standard of living and economic health of a country.

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A type of thematic map that visually represents the number of people in a specific area, showing where they live and their distribution.

What is a "Population Map?"

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What is the main benefit of trade for countries?

Increased efficiency and access to a variety of goods.

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Give an example of comparative advantage.

For example, if Country A can produce wine more efficiently than cars, it specializes in wine and trades for cars.

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How do exports benefit an economy?

They contribute to economic growth and provide goods to consumers.

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How can technology impact productivity?

It can increase the productivity of a country and better its economy.

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The inaccuracy or misrepresentation of the Earth's three-dimensional surface on a two-dimensional map.

What is "Distortion?"

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What are the effects of tariffs on trade?

Tariffs can lead to increased prices and reduced quantity of imported goods.

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Why is comparative advantage important for countries?

It helps countries maximize their economic efficiency and resource use.

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What is the relationship between imports and trade deficits?

Increased imports can lead to trade deficits if imports exceed exports

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What is a characteristic of developing countries?

A weak economy, low standard of living, poor healthcare, high crime rate, etc.

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If you wanted to see what the average temperature was like in a certain state before going on vacation, what type of graph would you want to use?

Climograph

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What is human capital?

The skills and knowledge of workers

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How can countries gain comparative advantage?

By focusing on industries where they have lower opportunity costs.

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How do tariffs affect exports?

Tariffs can make exports more expensive and less competitive in international markets.

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What can increase a country's level of development?

Investments in infrastructure, education, and health.

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What does each letter in "TODALS" stand for when creating a map?

T - Title

O - Orientation

D - Date

A - Author

L - Legend (Key)

S - Source or Scale

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What is the role of currency exchange in trade?

Currency exchange facilitates transactions between countries.

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