Ideas about what is morally correct or not, applied in a business situation.
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Supply Chain
The processes that are involved in the route taken by a product from the raw materials needed to create it right through to the final customer.
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Developed Countries
Countries with a relatively high income per person.
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Developing Countries
Countries with a lower income per person than developed countries.
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Import
An import is the purchase of a good or service from a foreign business that leads to a flow of money out of the UK. The UK buyer will have to change pounds into the seller's currency to make the transaction.
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Export
An export is the sale of a good or service to a foreign buyer that leads to a flow of money into the UK. The foreign buyer will have to change their currency into pounds to complete the purchase.
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Protectionist Policies
Measures designed to reduce foreign products coming into a country but give an advantage to domestics firms to sell products at home or export products.
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Tariffs or custom duties
Taxes put on goods imported into a country which make them more expensive.
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Quotas
Limits on the physical number of goods that can be imported over a period.
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Export subsidies
Measures that reduce the price of goods sold abroad.
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Minimum wages
The lowest payment for hour, day or week that can be given to a worker for their work.
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Card 2
Front
The processes that are involved in the route taken by a product from the raw materials needed to create it right through to the final customer.
Back
Supply Chain
Card 3
Front
Countries with a relatively high income per person.
Back
Card 4
Front
Countries with a lower income per person than developed countries.
Back
Card 5
Front
An import is the purchase of a good or service from a foreign business that leads to a flow of money out of the UK. The UK buyer will have to change pounds into the seller's currency to make the transaction.
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