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International Trade (A2)

Trade and the UK: Disadvantages of international trade

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Key term

How can international trade raise living standards for households?

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How does international trade benefit firms through access to larger markets?

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How do cheaper imported inputs benefit firms engaged in international trade?

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  1. 1

    How can international trade raise living standards for households?

    Model answer

    Lower prices and greater variety of goods increase real incomes and consumer welfare, raising living standards.

  2. 2

    How does international trade benefit firms through access to larger markets?

    Model answer

    Firms can sell to consumers abroad, increasing potential sales and revenue beyond the domestic market.

  3. 3

    How do cheaper imported inputs benefit firms engaged in international trade?

    Model answer

    Firms can source raw materials and components from lower-cost foreign suppliers, reducing production costs.

  4. 4

    How does increased competition from international trade drive innovation for firms?

    Model answer

    Exposure to foreign competitors forces firms to innovate and improve products to remain competitive.

  5. 5

    How can international trade increase tax revenues for government?

    Model answer

    Economic growth resulting from trade expands the tax base, generating higher revenues from income, corporation, and consumption taxes.

  6. 6

    How might international trade improve diplomatic relations for a government?

    Model answer

    Trade creates economic interdependence between nations, fostering cooperation and stronger diplomatic ties.

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