International Town's Trade Words

2. The identification form needed for international travel.
3. Money in circulation. The form of money used by a country.
6. Goods (and services) sold to another country.
8. NAFTA is an example of negotiations among countries to reduce trade barriers.
11. All countries rely to some extent on the goods and labors of other countries.
14. Goods (and services) bought from other countries.
15. The United States prohibits trade with Cuba because of the continued political conflict with the country's leadership.
16. All human effort including the knowledge and skills used in the production of goods and services.
19. The US sells wheat to Costa Rica and buys coffee from Costa Rica.
20. The ability to provide for the needs of the world's current population without damaging the ability of future generations to provide for themselves.
21. For every person.

1. The ability to read and write.
3. A nation of state governed by the people; a republic.
4. Buyers and sellers exchanging money, goods and services.
5. The willingness to assume the risks of organizing and coordinating resources to produce goods and services.
7. Limits or restrictions on foreign trade.
9. Payments made to domestic businessess to help them compete with foreign businesses.
10. Country A produces corn effciently, but it has no oil resources. It sells corn to other countries and imports oil from them.
12. A country's land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship determine the goods and services they producre for the international marketplace.
13. A $10 fee is charged on every product entering Country B.
17. The United States limits the number of cars that can be imported.
18. To achieve this, the United States, Canada and Mexico recently approved a trade agreement to remove all tariffs coming into their countries.
22. Man-made resources used to produce other goods and services; for example, machines, factories, tools.