fashion 4.04

The relationship between a country's imports and exports.

One nation's ability to produce goods/services better than others due to specific circumstances.

Selling goods at lower prices in foreign markets than in the home market.

Overall health of a country's economy, including factors like unemployment and inflation.

Business model granting rights to use trademarks and business model for a fee.

Government policy allowing goods to flow freely in and out of the economy.

Supplying design, fabrics, construction, and transportation arrangements.

International growth in commerce and communications reducing national boundaries' importance.

Intermediary facilitating importation of goods between foreign suppliers and domestic buyers.

Businesses purchasing goods from foreign suppliers for resale in domestic markets.

Percentage of imports in a country's total market consumption.

Basic physical and organizational structures needed for society's operation.

Operations serving customers in multiple countries.

Agreements combining skills or products of two companies.

Significant changes in a market caused by new technologies or regulations.

Corporations operating globally, transferring technology and knowledge.

Equal treatment achieved through new trade pacts.

Government-imposed trade restraints, opposite of free trade.

Industries and economies adapting to long-term competitiveness shifts.

Investigates imported goods infringing on US intellectual property rights.

Established an open trading zone for the US, Canada, and Mexico.

Occurs when imports exceed exports.

Occurs when exports exceed imports.

Rerouting goods to evade quota limits.

Increase in product worth due to specific work activities.

International trade agreement reducing tariffs and trade barriers.