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BUSINESS : exists to identify people’s needs and wants and to make goods/services that will satisfy them. COMMERCE TRADE Describe the sale and distribution Commercial activity of buying and selling of goods and services good and services HOME FOREIGN (bought inside a country) (different countries) IMPORT EXPORT Bought from Sold to a foreign seller a foreign buyer SECTOR OF PRODUCTION PRIMARY SECTOR: natural resources of the Earth: agriculture, mining, forestry, fishing SECONDARY SECTOR: finished goods from naturals materials: making food, manufacturing cars, building industry TERTIARY SECTOR: services to: consumers; other businesses (retailing, transport, education, banking, tourism ECONOMIC SYSTEMS PLANNED COMPANY: Goverment decides= what/how products should made, who should get them [North Korea and China] FREE MARKET: Consumers decides= what to buy, what should be produced and in what quantity (controlled by supply and demand) [USA and Japan] MIXED ECONOMY: (combo of planned company and free market) Private companies are free to compete for most goods and services; but the Government provides other services (public transport, education and health care) MATURE MARKETS Reached a state of equilibrium marked by a lack of significant growth and has balanced supply and demand. Companies supply a stable number of goods that matches consumer demand. Profits fixed. [North America, Western Europe and Japan] FOUR ASIAN TIGERS [South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong] Despite their lack of natural resources, they supported developmente by producing manufactured goods imported form raw materials EMERGING MARKETS: BRIC and The Next Eleven
Emerging markets company= nation’s economy becoming more advanced Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe and Latin America are said to be emerging market, many of which become bases for global manufacturing operations. Differences between mature and emerging markets is: the AGE OF POPULATION. BRICS : [Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa] ‘ NEXT ELEVEN’ : eleven countries which have a high potential of becoming, with the BRICS, among the world’s largest economies in the 21st century. THE REGULATION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE The World Trade Organization Global international organisation in Switzerland. Established in 1995 , has 161 members. It helps to promote free trade by persuading countries to abolish tarrifs and other barriers to open markets. The International Monetary Fund International organisation of 188 countries with Headquarters in Washington D.C. Establishhed in 1945 with providing financial assistance to countries in financial difficulties The World Bank Started in 1944 to rebuild Europe after World War II. Nowadays provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries for development programmes FOREIGN TRADE CONTROL Protectionism: aims to restrict dumping (=exporting products at lower prices than its normal value). Dumping is seen as an unfair trade practice which can have distortive effect on international trade. Protectionism can be implemented by applying tarrifs or imposing quotas. TRADING BLOCS Group of countries decide to have common trading policies for the rest of the world in terms of tarrifs and market access. The reason is to ensure the economic growth and benefit of the partticipating countries.
sold with the agreement of all the shareholders without restrictions
(Small companies) Initiative/projects. Financed and operated by a small number of founders or one individual. Offer product/service that is not currently being offered in the market Startup companies are difficult as their expenses tend to exceed their revenues as they work on developing, testing and marketing their idea. MICRO BUSINESS (Really small); turnover is less than 2M euros. 9/10 Small and Medium Enterprises One key factor: internet CO-WORKING Alternative way of working; share one working environment