What is Korea?
Economic Relationship
Korea's Economic System
The 5P's
Misc
100

What continent is Korea located in?

Asia

100

What is the name of the trade agreement between Canada and Korea

Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement

100

What is Korea's market system

Mixed-market 

100

What PRODUCTS is Korea known for?

South Korea is known for automobiles, electronics, semiconductors, steel, beauty products, and Korean food

100

What is the name of the South Korean currency?

South Korean Won

200

What is the official language used in Korea?

Korean

200

When did the trade agreement between Canada and Korea come into effect

2015

200

What is the difference between private businesses and the government in South Korea’s mixed economy?

Private businesses produce and sell goods, while the government makes laws, provides public services, and supports certain industries.

200

What are the five P’s of international business?

Product, price, place, promotion, and people.

200

What is the conversion of South Korean Won to CAD

Around 1000 Korean Won = 1 CAD

300

What are three things that Korea is known for internationally

K-pop, K-dramas, Korean food, and beauty products. (All possible answers)

300

What does the trade agreement do between the two countries

Reduce tariffs

300

List three types of businesses in South Korea

Samsung, Hyundai, LG and Kia 


300

How does South Korea use technology and skilled workers to make products efficiently?

Modern technology and skilled workers help factories make products efficiently.

300

What is one difference between business etiquette in South Korea and Canada?

South Korea commonly uses bowing and gives business cards with both hands; handshakes are more common in Canada.

400

What natural resources and agricultural products does Canada export to South Korea?

Minerals, energy products, canola, meat, seafood, or wood.

400

Why does Canada and Korea trade with eachother

Canada lacks technological advancement; Korea has it

Korea lacks natural resources; Canada has it

400

What is an oligopoly, and how does Samsung fit this market structure?

An oligopoly is a market dominated by a few major companies. Samsung competes with companies such as Apple in the smartphone market.

400

Why might a company need to change its packaging or labels when selling products in another country?

To meet local language requirements, laws, and customer preferences.

400

Name one way Samsung shows corporate social responsibility.

Samsung supports recycling, emissions reduction, employee safety, or education and technology training.

500

What are three examples of advanced technology that Korea is known for

Electronics, Automobiles, and Modern Infrastructure.

500

Why does the Canada–Korea Free Trade Agreement make trade easier?

It reduces or removes tariffs on many products, making trade less expensive and helping businesses reach customers in both countries.

500

Why does South Korea import raw materials even though it is successful in manufacturing?

South Korea has fewer natural resources, so it imports raw materials to use in its factories.

500

How do product, price, place, promotion, and people help South Korean companies compete internationally?

They help companies make appealing products, manage costs, distribute goods, advertise, and understand customers.


500

How can changes in the exchange rate affect trade between Canada and South Korea?

A change in exchange rates can make imported products more or less expensive and affect business costs and profits.

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