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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY - Coggle Diagram
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
INSTRUMENTS OF TRADE POLICY
DUTIES
SUBSIDIES
QUANTITATIVE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS
VOLUNTARY EXPORT RESTRICTIONS
NON-TARIFF RESTRICTIONS
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ECONOMIC POLICY
FREE TRADE VS PROTECTIONISM
THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF FREE TRADE, HOWEVER, IN CASIONS, A CERTAIN DEGREE OF PROTECTION IS JUSTIFIED TO SOME ECONOMIC AREA TO SAFEGUARD ITS STABILITY
INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS
CUSTOMS UNIONS
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
THE COMMERCIAL POLICY OF THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CONSISTS OF LOOKING FOR ALLIES TO OBTAIN OBJECTIVES THAT FAVOR SMALL COUNTRIES.
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
Developed countries have the protection of their markets based on hygiene reasons, technology subsidies and even human rights
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM
GOLD PATTERN
EQUIVALENCE OF LOCAL CURRENCY IN AMOUNTS OF GOLD
BRETON WOODS SYSTEM
GOLD-FOREIGN CURRENCY SYSTEM WITH CONTROLLED EXCHANGES AND THAT ONLY CONTEMPLATED THE DOLLAR AT ITS BEGINNINGS.
CONTROLLED FLEXIBILITY
Fits the
changing conditions of the world economy.
EXCHANGE REGIMES AND MARKETS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET BASED ON THE CENTRAL BANK
MARKET IN SIGHT AND FUTURE
Regulated markets where physical stocks of a given product are not traded, but futures contracts are bought and sold.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EXCHANGE MARKET AND THE GOODS MARKET