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Chapter 3: International Trade Theory
New Trade
Theory
US EU
FACTOR
ENDOWMENTS
China
Australia
PORTER’S DIAMOND
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TOPIC PLAN:
Mercantilism Absolute advantage
Comparative advantage
Comparative advantage versus competitive advantage
Factor endowments The New Trade Theory Porter’s Diamond
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Mercantilism: mid16th century
A nation’s wealth depends on accumulation of precious metals (e.g. holdings of gold and silver).
Theory says you should have a trade surplus. » Maximize exports through subsidies.
» Minimize imports through tariffs and quotas.
David Hume (1752): persistent trade surplus will affect the money supply and in the long run close the trade surplus
Key problem: “Zerosum game”.
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Theories of International Trade: Absolute Advantage
The exporting country holds a superiority in the availability of certain goods. Reasons:
» Climate,quality of land, and natural resources.
» Differences in labour, capital, technology and entrepreneurship
Australia Japan
Beef (tonnes)
800 400
Computer Printers (units)
200 500
• Australia has an absolute advantage in beef, while Japan has an absolute advantage in printers.
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Theory of Comparative Advantage
David Ricardo (1817)
One country has a comparative advantage over another in the production of a certain commodity if its opportunity cost of producing that commodity is lower
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