The trade
Price formation.
- Explain how prices are formed in a situation of perfect competition. You can use an imaginary example.
- Explain how prices are formed in a situation of a hidden oligopoly. You can use a real example.
The duties
- We saw in previous units what the duties were. So try to remember, and explain what the duties are. Add an example to your explanation.
- Are there tariff barriers among the countries of the European Union? Why?
Watch the following video and answer:
- For what official reason is China considering increasing the wine duties?
- What is the real reason?
- Why has the EU done such a thing?
International Labour Organization.
Research and find out what WTO is, and make a digital presentation with your conclusions. Once finished, send it to your teacher by email.
The long way of the Iphone
You already know this smartphone:
L et's find out a few thing about it: - How much is it? - Where is the company that created it located (Apple)? - Where is it manufactured? - What is the average salary of a worker in that area or country? - What is coltan? Which countries is it extracted from? |
Apple and Spain.
From the following news, explain the meaning of "fiscal engineering".
What is a multinational?
- Explain what a multinational is. In your explanation, include the following items:
- What kind of company? (cooperative?, Private Limited Company?)
- Where is its nerve centre?
- Where are its products manufactured? Why?
- In which markets does it sell its products?
- Where do the obtained profits of its sales go to?
Multinationals of retail sale
- Find out in which countries the following companies operate: Carrefour - Ikea - Mediamarkt
- Find out the origin country of each of them.