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1 valoarea aşteptată matematice de o variabilă aleatoare. Este egal cu suma (sau integral) de valori care sunt posibile pentru it, fiecare înmulţită cu probabilitate sale. 2. ceea ce oamenii cred că o variabilă va fi. În general, speranţa în acest sens a doua poate fi mai important decât primul pentru a determina comportamentul pe o piaţă, cum ar fi piaţa de schimb.
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1. un bun care se mişcă spre exterior în întreaga ţară o frontieră în scopuri comerciale. 2. un produs, care ar putea fi un serviciu, care este prevăzută pentru străini de un producator intern. 3. pentru a provoca un bun sau serviciu de a fi un export în conformitate cu definițiile 1 și 2.
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Un împrumut de la cumpărător al unui export, extins firma exportatoare când transport maritim bun înainte de plata, sau de o facilitate de guvernul țării exportatoare. În acest ultim caz, stabilind o rată a dobânzii scăzută pe astfel de împrumuturi, o ţară poate indirect subvenţiona exporturile.
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A unit of government charged with the administration of particular laws. In the United States, those most important for administering laws related to international trade are the ITC and ITA.
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A plan of action adopted at the Rio Summit to promote sustainable development.
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1. An entity within the economy that makes economic decisions and engages on economic activity. Used to refer to individual consumers, households, and firms. 2. One who acts on behalf of someone else. 3. In Principal-Agent Theory, the person whose job it is to act to the benefit of someone else (the principal), but who may require some incentive to do so.
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An assignment of economic resources to uses. Thus, in general equilibrium, an assignment of factors to industries producing goods and services, together with the assignment of resulting final goods and services to consumers, within a country or throughout the world economy.
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1. A list, or accounting, of all of a country's international transactions for a given time period, usually one year. Payments into the country (receipts) are entered as positive numbers, called credits; payments out of the country (payments) are entered as negative numbers called debits. 2. A single number summarizing all of a country's international transactions: the balance of payments surplus.
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1. Any impediment to the international movement of goods, services, capital, or other factors of production. Most commonly a trade barrier. 2. An entry barrier.
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