Federal Reserve
International Trade
International Trade Pt. 2
International Trade Pt. 3
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What is the main role of the Federal Reserve?

To supply money to the rest of the United States

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What is International Trade

The exchange of capital (goods) or services between two countries

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What are imports?

The goods, raw materials, and services a country decides to buy from another country.

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What is a trade surplus?

A positive trade balance is when the amount of country’s exports is greater than the amount of its imports

200

What is each bank in the Federal Reserve led by?

Board of Governors 

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When does International Trade start to expand?

Shortly after World War II

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What are exports?

The goods, raw materials, and services that are produced in one country and then sold to another country.

200

What is protectionism?

when a government tries to restrict the importation of some goods by creating trade policies or trade barriers.

300

How many regional banks make up the Federal Reserve?

12

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Why does International Trade expand?

Tech. Advancements and Trade Agreements 

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What is a trade deficit?

Where a country is exporting more than it imports

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What are at least two trade barriers?

Tariffs/Taxes, Quotas, Subsidizing, Prohibiting Import/Export

400

How does the Fed make sure our nation’s banking system is sound and safe? (Two Responses)

- Establishes rules and procedures for all banks.

- By performing onsite examinations of banks and measuring their soundness. 

400

What is Globalization?

a process used to describe the growing interdependence or connection of the world’s economies, cultures, and population.

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What are the three disadvantages of International Trade?

Displacement of workers, environmental damage, and trade imbalances.  
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What is Free Trade?

trade between countries without restrictions or trade barriers.

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What is the Money Supply?

The total amount of money that is in circulation in our economy at a given time.

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What is an Absolute Advantage?

the ability of a country to produce a good or service at a lower cost than another country.

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What is a Comparative Advantage?

when country looks at the opportunity cost to produce an item and chooses to produce those things they can make better than other nations.

500

What is the WTO?

World Trade Organization