Across
- 3. When trade is totally free and fair - there are no protectionist policies in place
- 4. An organisation aimed at protecting free global trade
- 7. Trade in which fair prices are paid to producers in developing countries
- 9. A company that operates in multiple countries
- 10. A zone or area where tariffs and quotas maybe waivered, taxes lowered, planning relaxed and bureaucracy eased to try and encourage investment and FDI
- 11. The amount by which the value of a country's exports exceeds the cost of its imports
- 12. A group of countries who have joined together to promote trade
- 13. The amount by which the cost of a country's imports exceeds the value of its exports
- 15. Small loans that are given to people that normally struggle to get credit from normal banks
- 16. Money invested in a foreign country by TNCs or other countries
- 17. Financial help given to companies to make their production costs less
- 19. A limit placed on foreign goods to reduce the supply of them, therefore forcing the price up reducing the demand for them
Down
- 1. Goods and/or services produced within a country and then sold overseas
- 2. The extent to which a country permits imports. A variety of tariff and nontariff trade barriers can be used to limit the entry of foreign products.
- 5. The exchange of goods and/or services normally for money
- 6. Restrictions placed on a country's trading
- 8. Attempts to protect domestic markets by making foreign goods less competitive
- 12. Tax/duties placed on imported products to make them more expensive and reduce demand for them
- 14. Goods and/or services purchased overseas and brought into a country
- 18. The prohibition of trade with a particular country.