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This document discusses the concept of implementing protectionism and its economic effects. Protectionism is implemented to protect domestic businesses from foreign competition, raise government revenue, and promote economic diversity. The document also touches on arguments against protectionism.

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why implement protectionism decline this ② if a...

why implement protectionism decline this ② if a large sunset industry is in due to being outcompeted by foreign alternatives will lead to large scale structural unemployment -gor int to slow or prevent this ② protecting infant industries fill they have Eas to be competitive with foreign production unlikely capital markets in developed countries where access to make efficiency achievable from the outset ③ to avoid risk of overspecialization , Government may protect some industries to ensure econom's diversity # anti-dumping measures 8 raise you revenue (especially to counter purchase of cheap de-merit imports) WHY NOT ? · ↓ consumer producer less choice of + pricing a comp , inefficiency which hinders innovation - - - - - Economic Integration process by which countries reduce or eliminate trade barriers to - increase economic interdependence and efficiency stages ⑳ ⑧ ① ⑧ g Free union common marketmonetarye union' full integration " trade custom Preferential trade area , I Union Deep integration ea monetary/ForgoMonetary member nations elimi-FTA + Common Custom + I agreements " ! ente thriftsan e bloc that reduces external free movement unified trading but certain not all of resources policy+ tariffs on , maintain individual barriers goods trade policies with Ceg: labor) others I shared currency ! Bloc : of countries joined to increase trade Trading a group monetary union advantages : Disadvantages : for Economic & controlled so cannot use monetary policy within common market) IR centrally (f trade · · no XR fluctuation needs to speculation change (currency) domestic competitiveness · not as prone · no altering Xi to affect import/export transaction costs · no cost , efficiency and increasing output Trade creation : production shift from high to low improving WTO py 34/35 Rates&f look The depth Exchange Systems Fixed against other currency ,. 1 XR value of currency to by the central bank peg intervention downwards Devaluation : Re-pegged ↳ Revolution : repegged upwards. market forces versa. 2 Floating - determined by falls appreciation ! Vice or t in demand - purchasing power , ↳ Depreciation ↑ : in supply of country IR Remittance (out import demand , , Factors of demand: Speculation , Supply A supply demand diagram. 3 intervention to keep price of currency within stipulated band government Fixed Need for constant · sells for - f Malaysian C B.. USD another priceM monitoring : USD currency to increase supply - S USD the market it means SusD , * In current account surplus , undervalued. Exports are is currency profit off & too cheap and they could 21 XR. - other countries may see artificially low XR and a protection ---- - ⑳ · · ez Pegging & & IUSD : 3 8. RM I I constraint domestic inflation - upon · I ↳ imported costs don't fluctuate & PusD no speculation · , DUSD need for sufficient reserves I · ↓ · intervention has other impact NAD (contractionara a eg : ↑IR to peg BUT az QuSD · IN CR for current will have account to be devalued deficit , XR Managed of guar price USD floating in Syvan · current account should be Syran balanced as it will self-correct ↓ - current account defect P - - - - ↳ Chinese CB sell Q ND for currency as Exports, ND for imports yuar reserves p ---- ger ② XRN to increase I ③ ExportMy correction via price I I supply $ import mechanism · totirnstoon I I I I doesn't always self correct ! I ! · cost push imported inflation ① Y, O2 Dyvan Pof yuan higher XR/strong currency Low / weal currency · less expensive imports - for exports downward inflation by · good demanded domestically on pressure · to be more · imports $$ so more goods · pushes domestic firms more employment efficient to stay comp ↳ imports$$ so ↑COP and cost-push inflation to ↳ damage export industries when importing eg : China owns many us bonds andN sell and deplete the * Economis leverage price so the , us won'ta tariffs So much. How do intervene ? governments Reserves : increase demand : use foreign currency reserves to buy own currency , reducing supply and AD increase currencies using own ↑S supply : buy other Interest Rates : investment ND for own currency attract foreign = ↑ IR = ↓ IR = Vice versa ↑S payments. international Balance of Record of transactions + income. Current Account : trade in gls 1 credit) (debit) in goods (visible , tangible) - export - import a) Balance of trade (invisible intangible) - export import - services b) Balance of trade in , income (profit interest , dividends) c) investment Income/net , changes hands. made between countries when no g/s transfers-remittances payments d) current - ↳ people receiving money Put no work in for it account-transfer ownership of capital goods capital of. The 2 debt forgiveness leaving : gained or lost by migrants entering or eg a) capital transfers - goods and assets = debit land , rights to resources , patents etc financial assets b) produced - nor nor , financial domestic financial assets. 3 The account-net change in foreign ownership of another investor has significant mterm assets in economy 9) Direct purchase - Investment : of of interest/influence over foreign entity degree. in financial instruments like stocks bonds, short-term investments b) Portfolio Investment : to make a return without direct control 2) and foreign currencies Reserve assets : gold and omissions + financial net error current account = Capital it balance ? why must be spent hold SED which can or goods then foreigners import) Export , invest. from St or Deficits plus underutilized resources protectionist measures · Depletion of reserves · comp from countries with defects · harm export foreign debt · · inflationary pressure due to appreciation · reduce investor confidence (depreciation) consequences of an imbalance (current acc deficit) becomes too great it can effect Sovereignty · if foreign ownership , investors out currency will depreciate sharply ↳If pull , attract foreign · if imports > exports , to keep currency from depreciating NIR , to investment BUT lending is expensive , effective D + @ ↓ AD , The interest to · Endebtedness : chinn boys US Bonds. us must pay cost High level of debt = downgrade in credit ratings large opportunity · China creating but can cause inflationary pressure · VIR to depreciate currency surplus or deficit How to observe magnitude of 1. look at value (in usp) of nation's GDP 2. percentage account defect current Reducing - a o AD ↓ economic growth (x-m) o · · Boost domestic employment dom consumption promote limited to by the NO > - be protectionism may 2 Expenditure Switching : comparative advantage. distortion of Neg : retaliation , inefficiency , Exchange rate policy marginal propensity to impo an. 2 Expenditurereducingthe sizeof teal depends the on. 3 prices FDI and then because attract ↳ would backfire through ↑IR appreciate Currency A > - imports. 4 supply-side policies current acc defect, With country's international competitiveness. a #Solution increase a plus AD that they have comparable advantage -help export a. in a good they should specialize Learner Condition The Marshall deficit current ac how successful a depreciation in XR will be improving in a fells us PED exports + RED imports >1 it will if : better deficit before if gets Even after depreciation : the may get worse after a depreciation , the deficit deepens Xt y ac = Jcurve current + inelastic in D - as Q contract bound positionBalance ~ both in LR X M become -MICMET + with time Y-2 s expireandia entireless : , plastic as time following depreciation W · ML

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