Economics
Across
- 4. Non-tariff barriers like requiring a certain proportion of leather in shoes.
- 8. Removing barriers to encourage free trade.
- 9. Restriction on the volume of imports.
- 10. Policy giving lower trade rates to specific nations.
- 11. Government policy to control the value of its currency.
- 14. A single world market from integrating governments, cultures, and financial markets.
- 15. An agreement between many nations.
Down
- 1. When a country spends more on imports than it earns from exports.
- 2. Small, new industries that need protection.
- 3. Agreement between two nations.
- 5. A key driver of globalization that has "shrunk" the world.
- 6. "Flooding" a market with cheap goods to force out competition.
- 7. A tax on imported goods.
- 12. Negative taxes or tax credits for domestic producers.
- 13. Skilled workers migrating to other countries.