Terms of Trade - A detailed understanding of the terms of trade. What the terms of trade is and the short run and long run causes of changes to the terms of trade
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is the terms of trade similar to the balance of payment because when talking about the improvement and deterciations sounds very much like the surplus and deficits. Thank you I did find this video helpful
amazing videos, could you make videos on how depreciations/appreciations affects trade balance. also chain reactions on practice of contents to put into questions/essays, i.e this leads to this which leads to this e.t.c
When you talk about improvments and Deterilation are you talking about Surpluses and Deficits or is it a completely different thing you are talking about
Would an increase in supply which causes the developing country to export more but at a reduced price improve or worsen TOT since this measures the price of exports not quantity sold?
Hi Sir.. Could you possibly do a video on questions such as how a recession is one country affects the UK economy, Ie a recession in China or in a Euro country. This will be invaluable for all students taking the exam. Thanks
What if I am a small country that imports batteries (thus no market power on the battery market) and all of a sudden the world price for batteries increases. Does it have an impact on my ToT? I was assuming that the rise of the world price on the battery market would lead to the increase of my "total weighted price of imports", which again would lead to a decrease of my ToT index.... which makes me less competitive on the world market. Is this correct??? sorry for bothering...studying for my econ exam >_
can an increase in tot lead to an appreication of the currency? if so how is this poosible? becasue wouldn't an increase in TOT (which increases export prices) lead to a depreciation in the currency as higher export price?
Your videos are great, thanks! Would it be possible for you to make some videos on the labour market, so the demand and supply for labour, wage determination, trade unions etc... It comes up in A2 Micro.
I'm a little curious. If two countries trade and one country experience an improvement of its terms of trade by, say, 10 percent, does that mean the terms of trade of the other country deteriorated by 10 percent?? If so, does that mean that if one country wins, the other always lose?
Yes, if there is only 2 countries. Country A's improvement in TOT doesn't necessarily mean a deterioration for country B though if there are many countries because country A's export price change won't have enough market power to influence the overall average price of the world exports that country B could import. Technically there is definitely a change but because the changes are very small that for simplification can be ignored.
I get confused as I swear countries want cheap exports as this makes them more competitive and improves the balance of payments on the current account, but then surely this whole theory goes against it as it wants export prices to increase to cause an improvement on trade postion.
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I got an A in A-Level Economics and don't think I could have achieved this without your videos! Thanks so much for taking the time to make them. I'll defo be using these videos when I study econ at Uni.
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I just stumbled upon your video series. Having watched this particular clip, I already feel that a word of thanks is in order. Your explanations are crystal clear and settles well in my head.
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is the terms of trade similar to the balance of payment because when talking about the improvement and deterciations sounds very much like the surplus and deficits. Thank you I did find this video helpful
amazing videos, could you make videos on how depreciations/appreciations affects trade balance. also chain reactions on practice of contents to put into questions/essays, i.e this leads to this which leads to this e.t.c
In the equation, are the figures in the fraction calculated just by the price of the goods (including weighting) or also by quantity?
Thanks. In what currency are exports and imports?
When you talk about improvments and Deterilation are you talking about Surpluses and Deficits or is it a completely different thing you are talking about
Would an increase in supply which causes the developing country to export more but at a reduced price improve or worsen TOT since this measures the price of exports not quantity sold?
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Hi Sir.. Could you possibly do a video on questions such as how a recession is one country affects the UK economy, Ie a recession in China or in a Euro country. This will be invaluable for all students taking the exam. Thanks
I now get it! Thanks :)
TOT is market determent or might be control by government regulation?
What if I am a small country that imports batteries (thus no market power on the battery market) and all of a sudden the world price for batteries increases.
Does it have an impact on my ToT?
I was assuming that the rise of the world price on the battery market would lead to the increase of my "total weighted price of imports", which again would lead to a decrease of my ToT index.... which makes me less competitive on the world market.
Is this correct???
sorry for bothering...studying for my econ exam >_
Very helpful thanks
can an increase in tot lead to an appreication of the currency? if so how is this poosible? becasue wouldn't an increase in TOT (which increases export prices) lead to a depreciation in the currency as higher export price?
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Your videos are great, thanks! Would it be possible for you to make some videos on the labour market, so the demand and supply for labour, wage determination, trade unions etc... It comes up in A2 Micro.
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but if people demand more stuff in the country the import prices would rise, right? wouldn't that harm the terms of trade?
I'm a little curious. If two countries trade and one country experience an improvement of its terms of trade by, say, 10 percent, does that mean the terms of trade of the other country deteriorated by 10 percent?? If so, does that mean that if one country wins, the other always lose?
Doesn't win as much*
Yes, if there is only 2 countries. Country A's improvement in TOT doesn't necessarily mean a deterioration for country B though if there are many countries because country A's export price change won't have enough market power to influence the overall average price of the world exports that country B could import. Technically there is definitely a change but because the changes are very small that for simplification can be ignored.
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How does this effect government?
I get confused as I swear countries want cheap exports as this makes them more competitive and improves the balance of payments on the current account, but then surely this whole theory goes against it as it wants export prices to increase to cause an improvement on trade postion.
Why can't they just use absolute values instead of weighted ones?
because every nation consumes different amounts of a certain product. that's why have to weigh same accordingly
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Enables the ability of comparison between countries and or time period of one or more countries for reference.
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