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								Freign/world trade									 | 
								International business									 | 
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								International business									 | 
								Business activities needed for creating, 
shipping, and selling goods and services 
across national borders									 | 
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								Domestic business									 | 
								Making, buying, and selling of goods and services within a country									 | 
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								Absolute advantage									 | 
								Exists when a country can produce a good or service at a lower cost than other countries									 | 
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								Comparative advantage									 | 
								Situation in which a country specializes i the production of a good or service at which it is relatively more efficient									 | 
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								Imports									 | 
								Items bought from other countries									 | 
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								Exports									 | 
								Goods and services sold to other countries									 | 
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								Balance of trade									 | 
								Differene between a country's total exports and total imports									 | 
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								Trade surplus									 | 
								Exports more than it imports - unfavorable									 | 
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								Trade deficit									 | 
								Imports more than it exports - favorable									 | 
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								Balance of payments									 | 
								Difference between the amount of money that comes into a country and the amount that goes out of it									 | 
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								Positive/favorable balance of payments									 | 
								Occurs when a nation receives more money in a year than it pays out									 | 
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								Negative/unfavorable balance of payments									 | 
								Result of a country sending more money out than it brings in									 | 
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								Foreign exchange market									 | 
								Consists of banks that buy and sell different currencies									 | 
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								Exchange rate									 | 
								Value of a currency in one country compared iwth the value in another									 |