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so today were going to get into talking about trade policy now this topic has the potential to sound you know very political but were going to analyze these policies and the effects of what what these policies have using just pure simple economics and just straightforward science okay so these things may have normative conclusions or normative implications I should say but the analysis that were going to do is going to be purely positive okay and what were going to you know do today is were just going to introduce you know determinants for this world price right so previously weve kind of just given it to here like the problems or anything that weve done have just given you what the world price is and sort of asked you to accept that okay what we havent really talked about determinants or the market on the world level to sort of answer well where does this world price come from okay obviously it comes from comparative advantages but where does it really you know how do we dete

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Export demand refers to the demand by foreign countries for GS produced domestically. Ultimately, these goods are exported to foreign residents. Import demand refers to demand by domestic residents for foreign-produced GS. Imported GS are not a part of domestic GNP.
Equilibrium in the world market The world price is determined at the intersection point of world demand and supply. The export supply of each nation makes the world supply curve, and the import demand of all countries shows the world demand curve.
Net exports are one component of aggregate demand; a change in net exports shifts the aggregate demand curve and affects real GDP in the short run. All other things unchanged, a reduction in net exports reduces aggregate demand, and an increase in net exports increases it.
In economics, exporting is the practice of producing a good or service in one country and selling it to consumers in another country.
Export supply of a given good (say banana) by a given country supplier (say Ecuador) is assumed to be related to the price that it fetches in the export market. The degree of responsiveness of the supply of export to changes in the export price is given by the export supply elasticity.
Exporting refers to the selling of goods and services from the home country to a foreign nation. Whereas, importing refers to the purchase of foreign products and bringing them into ones home country.
The export supply curve for products refers to the difference between the quantities supplied by the foreign producers by subtracting the quantities demanded by the consumers in a foreign market at each price.
Benefits of Trade Trade opens new markets for foreign producers, encouraging them to produce more, which raises the supply. The lower prices of these products, meanwhile, fuel increased demand among consumers.

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