Factors Influencing Voluntary Trade
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SS7E2a, SS7E6a, SS7E9a
Explain how specialization
encourages trade between countries.
Compare and contrast different types
of trade barriers, such as tariffs,
quotas, and embargos.
SS7E2b, SS7E6b, SS7E9b
Explain why international trade
requires a system for exchanging
currencies between nations.
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We have a
global economy
because countries
trade with others
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The global economy
The global economy
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makes countries
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interdependent.
The Trading
Game Activity
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We will focus on the following:
Currency Exchange and
International trade
Specialization
Trade Barriers
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Currency Exchange &
International Trade
Exchange rates provide a
procedure for determining the
value of one’s currency in terms
of another’s currency.
Without a system for exchanging
currencies, it would be very
difficult to conduct international
trade.
Specialization
Specialization encourages
voluntary trade and can be a
positive factor in a country’s
economy.
Specialization
occurs when one
country can produce a good or
service at a lower opportunity
cost than another country.
Reviewing Opportunity Cost
Watch the short slideshow below on
Watch the short slideshow below on
opportunity cost
opportunity cost
http://www.econedlink.org/interactive
http://www.econedlink.org/interactive
s/index.php?iid=190
s/index.php?iid=190
Look at the next slide for
Look at the next slide for
demonstrating opportunity cost
demonstrating opportunity cost
Look at the three sets of items below. From each set,
select the item that you would buy if you had the
money.
Set 3
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Movie ticket
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Concert ticket
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Sporting event ticket
Set 2
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New shirt
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New shoes
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New pants
Set 1
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New book
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New movie
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New video game
When instructed by the teacher, turn to a seat
partner and identify from each set the item that you
would buy and the opportunity cost for each set.
Specialization Activity:
Specialized Bags,
“Card” Specialty
or another activity
How does specialization
impact trade?
Specialization encourages trade
between countries because a
country can get what it needs at
the lowest cost when it is
produced by another country that
specializes in that item.
Distributed Summarizing:
With a seat partner, discuss the
following…
What are the potential
problems of
overspecialization?
Sometimes countries set up
Trade Barriers to restrict trade
because they want to sell and
produce their own goods.
Trade Barriers include:
Trade Barriers include:
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Tariff
Tariff
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Quota
Quota
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Embargo
Embargo
Trade Barrier: Tariff
Tariffs are taxes placed on
imported goods.
Tariffs cause the consumer to pay
a higher price for an imported
item, increasing the demand for a
lower-priced item produced
domestically.
Trade Barriers: Tariffs
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Trade Barrier: Quotas
Quotas are limits on the
amount of a good that can
be imported into a
country.
Quotas can cause shortages that
cause prices to rise.
Trade Barrier: Embargoes
Embargoes forbid trade
with another country.
The United States had a trade
embargo with South Africa during
apartheid (you will learn about this
later in the year).
Trade Barriers: Embargoes
Embargoes usually happen for
political reasons. Because the
United States does not want to
support countries that may
support terrorism, it has used
embargoes against Iran, Iraq, and
Syria.
Trade Barrier
Identification
Activity
Distributed Summarizing
On the bottom of your Trade Barrier Identification
Activity sheet, answer the following scenario:
The Canadian Pear Growers Association is
concerned about increased competition from
imported pears that are larger than those
grown within Canada’s borders. The
Association wants to lobby for a trade barrier.
Some members think a tariff or quota would
be most beneficial. Others disagree and
suggest an embargo would be best.
Which Trade Barrier Would You Recommend?
Why?
Summarizing Strategy
Answer the following questions on a sheet of paper
(or handout from teacher)
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Describe a time when you exchanged a good for
another good.
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Identify a hobby, sport, subject, etc. in which you
could specialize. Explain why.
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Identify something in your life in which you would
be willing to pay a tariff. Explain why.
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Identify something in your life in which your
parent or teacher might place a quota. Explain
why.
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Identify something in your life in which your
parent or teacher might place an embargo. Explain
why.
Instructional Approach(s): The teacher should introduce the essential question
Explore factors that impact voluntary trade, such as currency exchange, international trade specialization, and trade barriers like tariffs. Delve into the importance of resources and how countries become interdependent through global trade, enhancing the global economy through voluntary trade interactions.
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Essential Question: What factors encourage and/or hinder voluntary trade?
Standard(s): SS7E2a, SS7E6a, SS7E9a Explain how specialization encourages trade between countries. Compare and contrast different types of trade barriers, such as tariffs, quotas, and embargos. SS7E2b, SS7E6b, SS7E9b Explain why international trade requires a system for exchanging currencies between nations.
Countries trade because no country has all of the resources it needs to provide for its people. Moreover, every country has different resources.
What are resources? With a seat partner, make a list of examples of resources. What happens when you do not have the resources you need?
We have a global economy because countries trade with others from all over the world. The global economy makes countries interdependent.
The Trading Game Activity
In the Trading Game, you participated in Voluntary Trade. Our global economy is successful because of Voluntary Trade
Voluntary Trade happens when both countries expect to gain from the trade. The buyer country receives goods and the seller country makes money.
What factors encourage and/or hinder voluntary trade? We will focus on the following: Currency Exchange and International trade Specialization Trade Barriers
Currency Exchange Activity [Optional Activity]
Use the Factors of Voluntary Trade Graphic Organizer to take notes during this presentation.
International trade involves countries from all over the world engaging in voluntary trade.
Currency Exchange & International Trade Exchange rates provide a procedure for determining the value of one s currency in terms of another s currency. Without a system for exchanging currencies, it would be very difficult to conduct international trade.
Specialization encourages voluntary trade and can be a positive factor in a country s economy. Specialization occurs when one country can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than another country.
Reviewing Opportunity Cost Watch the short slideshow below on opportunity cost http://www.econedlink.org/interactive s/index.php?iid=190 Look at the next slide for demonstrating opportunity cost
Look at the three sets of items below. From each set, select the item that you would buy if you had the money. Set 2 Set 1 New shirt New shoes New pants New book New movie New video game Set 3 Movie ticket Concert ticket Sporting event ticket When instructed by the teacher, turn to a seat partner and identify from each set the item that you would buy and the opportunity cost for each set.
Specialization Activity: Specialized Bags, Card Specialty or another activity
How does specialization impact trade? Specialization encourages trade between countries because a country can get what it needs at the lowest cost when it is produced by another country that specializes in that item.
Distributed Summarizing: With a seat partner, discuss the following What are the potential problems of overspecialization?
Sometimes countries set up Trade Barriers to restrict trade because they want to sell and produce their own goods. Trade Barriers include: Tariff Quota Embargo
Trade Barrier: Tariff Tariffs are taxes placed on imported goods. Tariffs cause the consumer to pay a higher price for an imported item, increasing the demand for a lower-priced item produced domestically.
Trade Barriers: Tariffs American Revolution boston
Trade Barrier: Quotas Quotas are limits on the amount of a good that can be imported into a country. Quotas can cause shortages that cause prices to rise.
Trade Barrier: Embargoes Embargoes forbid trade with another country. The United States had a trade embargo with South Africa during apartheid (you will learn about this later in the year).
Trade Barriers: Embargoes Embargoes usually happen for political reasons. Because the United States does not want to support countries that may support terrorism, it has used embargoes against Iran, Iraq, and Syria.
Trade Barrier Identification Activity
Distributed Summarizing On the bottom of your Trade Barrier Identification Activity sheet, answer the following scenario: The Canadian Pear Growers Association is concerned about increased competition from imported pears that are larger than those grown within Canada s borders. The Association wants to lobby for a trade barrier. Some members think a tariff or quota would be most beneficial. Others disagree and suggest an embargo would be best. Which Trade Barrier Would You Recommend? Why?
Summarizing Strategy Answer the following questions on a sheet of paper (or handout from teacher) Describe a time when you exchanged a good for another good. Identify a hobby, sport, subject, etc. in which you could specialize. Explain why. Identify something in your life in which you would be willing to pay a tariff. Explain why. Identify something in your life in which your parent or teacher might place a quota. Explain why. Identify something in your life in which your parent or teacher might place an embargo. Explain why. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
