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Trading Internationally
5Chapter 5, Trading Internationally
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
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1 Use the resource-based and institution-based views to explain why nations trade
2 Identify and define the classical and modern theories of international trade
3 Explain the importance of political realities governing international trade
4 Identify factors that should be considered when your firm participates in international trade
Learning Outcomes
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Important Terms Related to Trade
• Trade - Exports and imports• Consists of:
- Merchandise trade: Tangible products being bought and sold
- Service trade: Intangible services being bought and sold
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Important Terms Related to Trade (continued)
• Balance of trade: Country-level trade surplus or deficit• Trade deficit: Occurs when a nation imports
more than it exports• Trade surplus: Occurs when a nation exports
more than it imports
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Need for International Trade
• Resource-based view• Firms in one nation generate exports that are
valuable, unique, and hard to imitate- Beneficial for foreign firms to import
• Institution-based view• Different rules governing trade are designed to
determine how gains are shared or not shared• Both sides must have economic gains
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Theories of International Trade - Mercantilism
• Holds that wealth of the world is fixed• Nation that exports more than it imports
will enjoy the net inflows of gold and silver and becomes richer
• Intellectual ancestor of modern-day theory• Protectionism: Idea that governments should
actively protect domestic industries from imports and promote exports
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Theories of International Trade - Absolute Advantage
• Proposed by Adam Smith• Under free trade, each nation gains by
specializing in economic activities in which it is the most efficient producer• Free trade: Free market forces should determine
the buying and selling of goods and services- There is little or no government intervention
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5.2 Absolute Advantage
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5.3 Absolute Advantage
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Theories of International Trade - Comparative Advantage
• Nation gains by specializing in production of one good in which it has comparative advantage• Comparative advantage: Relative advantage in
one economic activity that one nation enjoys in comparison with other nations
• Developed by David Ricardo
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Theories of International Trade - Comparative Advantage (continued 1)
• Net gains are availed through trade• Opportunity cost: Cost of pursuing one activity
at the expense of another activity• Counterintuitive
• Realistic and useful during application• Absolute and comparative advantages arise
from:• Productivity
- Absolute advantage deals with productivity differences
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Theories of International Trade - Comparative Advantage (continued 2)
- Comparative advantage emphasizes relative productivity differences
• Factor endowment: Extent to which different countries possess various factors of production- Labor, land, and technology- Factor endowment theory: Nations will
develop comparative advantages based on locally abundant factors
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5.4 Comparative Advantage
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5.5 Comparative Advantage
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Theories of International Trade - Product Life Cycle
• Patterns of trade change over time as production shifts and product moves from new to maturing to standardized stages
• Developed by Raymond Vernon• Dynamic theory• Divided the world into three categories
• Lead innovation nation, developed nations, and developing nations
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Theories of International Trade - Product Life Cycle (continued)
• Criticism of product life cycle theory• Assumption of:
- United States’ permanent position as lead innovation nation for new products
- Stage-by-stage migration of production that takes a longer duration
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Theories of International Trade - Strategic Trade
• Strategic government intervention in certain industries enhance their odds for international success
• Strategic trade policy: Provides companies a strategic advantage through government subsidies
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Theories of International Trade - Strategic Trade (continued)
• Criticism• Scholars and policy makers are uncomfortable
with government intervention• Industries claim they are strategically important
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5.7 Entering the Very Large, Super Jumbo Market
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5.7 Entering the Very Large, Super Jumbo Market (continued)
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Theories of International Trade - National Competitive Advantage of Industries
• Competitive advantage of certain industries in different nations depends on four aspects• Form a diamond shape when diagrammed
• Proposed by Michael Porter• Known as diamond theory
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5.8 National Competitive Advantage of Industries: The Porter Diamond
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Evaluation of Classical Theories of International Trade
• Considered as revolutionary theories when the world was dominated by mercantilistic thinking
• Rely on simplistic assumptions of a model consisting of only two nations and two goods
• Assumption of perfect resource mobility• Assumption of no foreign exchange issues
and zero transportation costs
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Tariff Barriers
• Discourage imports by placing a tariff or tax on imported goods• Import tariff: Tax imposed on imports• Deadweight costs: Net losses that occur in an
economy as the result of tariffs
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Non-Tariff Barriers
• Discourage imports by means other than tariffs on imposed goods• Subsidy: Government payment to domestic firms• Import quota: Restriction on the quantity of
goods brought into a country• Voluntary export restraint (VER): International
agreement to show that an exporting country voluntarily agrees to restrict its exports
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Non-Tariff Barriers (continued)
• Local content requirement: Rule stipulating certain proportion of the value of a good must originate from the domestic market
• Administrative policy: Bureaucratic rule that makes it harder to import foreign goods
• Antidumping duty: Cost levied on imports that have been dumped or sold below cost- Drives domestic firms out of business
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Economic Arguments Against Free Trade
• Need to:• Protect domestic industries• Shield infant industries
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Political Arguments Against Free Trade
• National security concerns are invoked to protect defense-related industries
• Consumer protection is frequently used to erect trade barriers
• Trade intervention is used to meet foreign policy objectives
• Environmental and social responsibility
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Factors That Determine the Success and Failure of Firms’ Exports
• Resource-based view• Successful exports are valuable, unique, hard-to-
imitate products• Institution-based view
• Laws and regulations promoted by special interest groups can:- Protect certain domestic industries- Erect trade boundaries- Make the nation as a whole worse off
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5.11 Implications for Action
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Debate: Trade Deficit
For
• Trading partners mutually benefit by developing a deeper division of labor based on comparative advantage
Against
• Trade deficits are attributed to countries with which the United States holds large deficits
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KEY TERMS
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Key Terms
• Export• Import• Merchandise trade• Service trade• Trade deficit• Trade surplus• Balance of trade• Mercantilism• Protectionism
• Free trade• Theory of absolute
advantage• Absolute advantage• Theory of
comparative advantage
• Comparative advantage
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KEY TERMS
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• Opportunity cost• Factor endowment• Factor endowment
theory• Product life cycle
theory• Strategic trade
theory• First-mover
advantage
• Strategic trade policy• Theory of national
competitive advantage of industries
• Resource mobility• Tariff barrier• Import tariff• Deadweight cost
Key Terms (continued 1)
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KEY TERMS
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• Non-tariff barrier (NTB)
• Subsidy• Import quota• Voluntary export
restraint (VER)
• Local content requirement
• Administrative policy• Antidumping duty• Trade embargo
Key Terms (continued 2)
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SUMMARY
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• International trade provides economic gains• Gains are shared by both exporters and
importers• Theories of international trade
• Classical theories - Mercantilism, absolute advantage, and comparative advantage
• Modern theories - Product life cycle, strategic trade, and national competitive advantage of industries
Summary
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• Trade barriers include tariff and non-tariff barriers
• Managers must leverage the comparative advantage of world-class locations
Summary (Continued 1)
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