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1
Economics 1/10/05 www.msu.edu/milewsk6
  • OBJECTIVE Examine the barriers to trade.
  • I. Journal 58 pt.A
  • -Read Business Week Newsclip p.480
  • -Answer questions (1-2) p.480
  • II. Journal 58 pt.B
  • -notes on barriers to international trade
  • III. Homework Due Friday 1/14/05
  • 1.) Read Chapter 17 section3 p.481-485
  • -Answer questions (1,3-5) p.485
  • 2.) Read Chapter 18 section1 p.490-494
  • -Answer questions (3-6) p.494
  • 3.) Chapter 17 Review (available tomorrow)

2
The Next Two Weeks
  • Monday 1/10/05 Journal 58
  • Tuesday 1/11/05 Journal 59
  • Wednesday 1/12/05 Ch17 Review Journals Due
  • Thursday 1/13/05 Ch17 Test ( Ch18 sec1)
  • Friday 1/14/05 Final Exam Review Homework Due
  • Monday 1/17/05 Final Exam Review
  • Tuesday 1/18/05 Finals (1,2,3)
  • Wednesday 1/19/05 Finals (4,5,6)

3
The ways to stop trade
  • Tariff tax placed on imports to increase their
    cost on the domestic market place
  • Protective tariff tariff high enough to protect
    less-efficient domestic industries
  • Revenue tariff a tariff high enough to generate
    income for the government without actually
    prohibiting imports

4
Other barriers to trade
  • Quotas a limit on the number of goods entering
    a country. This keeps supply low and prices high
    for domestic producers
  • Dumping selling products abroad at less than it
    cost to produce them at home
  • Health inspections used to curb foreign
    agricultural products
  • Import licenses high fee keeps the number of
    importers low

5
Arguments for Protection
  • National defense a nation could become so
    dependent on other countries that during war time
    they will be unable to produce the materials
    necessary to win the war
  • Promoting Infant Industries new/emerging
    industries need protection from foreign
    competition
  • Protecting domestic jobs trade means those in
    jobs where we dont have a comparative advantage
    become unemployed. Unemployment negatively
    impacts our economy.

6
Growth of Free trade
  • Keep money at home money should stay in the
    domestic economy according to protectionists.
    Free trades argue that this money will flow back
    under balance of payments

7
Economics 1/11/05 www.msu.edu/milewsk6
  • OBJECTIVE Examine the new rule of trade.
  • I. Journal 59 pt.A
  • -Read Issues in Free Enterprise p.542-543
  • -Answer questions (1-3) p.543
  • II. Journal 59 pt.B
  • -Questions on Commanding Heights Episode3
  • III. Homework Due Friday 1/14/05
  • 1.) Read Chapter 17 section3 p.481-485
  • -Answer questions (1,3-5) p.485
  • 2.) Read Chapter 18 section1 p.490-494
  • -Answer questions (3-6) p.494
  • 3.) Chapter 17 Review

8
Commanding Heights Episode3
  • 1.) What era began with the fall of communism in
    the 1990s?
  • 2.) What major events occur in 1992?
  • 3.) What do open markets do according to
    supporters?
  • 4.) What did Clinton do once he was in office?
  • 5.) What is the happiest place on earth according
    to Krusty the clown? What is going on there?
  • 6.) What is increasingly the source of capital
    funds?
  • 7.) Why are fast flowing sources of capital
    viewed as a threat to some Asian economies?
  • 8.) How is the U.S. connected to a borderless
    world?
  • 9.) What does the new breed of global
    entrepreneur look like?

9
Economics 1/12/05 www.msu.edu/milewsk6
  • OBJECTIVE Review for Chapter 17 Test.
  • I. Journals 48-59 Due
  • II. Mindjogger Video Review
  • III. Chapter 17 Review
  • IV. Homework Due Friday 1/14/05
  • 1.) Read Chapter 17 section3 p.481-485
  • -Answer questions (1,3-5) p.485
  • 2.) Read Chapter 18 section1 p.490-494
  • -Answer questions (3-6) p.494
  • 3.) Chapter 17 Review
  • REMINDER Chapter 17 Test Tomorrow!!!
  • -Test includes Ch17 secs (1-3) Ch18 sec1

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Economics 1/13/05 www.msu.edu/milewsk6
  • OBJECTIVE Demonstrate mastery of Chapter 17.
  • I. Chapter 17 Test
  • II. Final Exam Review
  • III. Homework Due TOMORROW
  • 1.) Read Chapter 17 section3 p.481-485
  • -Answer questions (1,3-5) p.485
  • 2.) Read Chapter 18 section1 p.490-494
  • -Answer questions (3-6) p.494
  • 3.) Chapter 17 Review

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Economics 1/14/05 www.msu.edu/milewsk6
  • OBJECTIVE Review for Final Exam.
  • I. Final Exam Review
  • II. Rules for Final Exam
  • 1.) To receive points your review MUST
  • be 100 complete and accurate
  • turned in the day of the exam at the
    beginning of the hour
  • have your name on it
  • 2.) Final Exam Review sessions
  • Monday 230pm to 305pm
  • Tuesday 700am to 735pm
  • Wednesday 700am to 735am
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