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BUSI 3250 Final Exam (Ch. 7-9)
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Foreign environment - Answer-all the uncontrollable forces originating outside the home
country that surround and influence the firm

Foreign Interactions - Answer-interaction between domestic and foreign environmental
forces or between sets of foreign environmental forces

gross domestic product (GDP) - Answer-total monetary value of all goods and services
produced within a nation

Gross National Income (GNI) - Answer-total value of all income generated by the
residents of a nation, including both the domestic production of goods and services and
income from abroad

high-income economies - Answer-GNI per capital of $12,056 or more

middle-income economies - Answer-GNI per capita between $995 and $12,056

low-income economies - Answer-GNI per capita of $995 or less

upper-middle income economies - Answer-GNI per capita between $3,896 and $12,055

lower-middle income economies - Answer-GNI per capita between $996 and $3,895

developing economies - Answer-lower-income nations, which have less technically
developed infrastructure and lower living standards

developed economies - Answer-high-income industrialized nations which have high
living standards and the most technically developed infrastructures

emerging market economies - Answer-Economies with per-capita incomes in the low to
middle range that are in a transition toward developed status

GNI per capita - Answer-indicates how advanced an economy is but should be used
with caution

purchasing power parity - Answer-A means of adjusting the exchange rates for two
currencies so the currencies have equivalent purchasing power

Atlas conversion factor - Answer-The arithmetic average of the current exchange rate
and the exchange rates in the two preceding years, adjusted by the ratio of domestic

, inflation to the combined inflation rates of the euro zone, Japan, the United Kingdom,
and the United States

underground economy - Answer-The part of a nation's income that, because of
unreporting or underreporting, is not measured by official statistics; includes production
of legal and illegal good and services

Economic Growth Rate - Answer-The rate of change of real GDP from one year to the
next

income distribution - Answer-a measure of how a nation's income is apportioned among
its people

GINI index - Answer-A measure of the degree to which family income within a country is
distributed equally; wide range around the world

private consumption - Answer--disposable income: after-tax personal income

-discretionary income: amount of income left after paying taxes and making essential
purchases

personal consumption - Answer-ownership of goods and consumption of key materials

unit labor costs - Answer-total direct labor costs divided by units produced

Vertical Integration - Answer-production by a firm of inputs for its own manufacturing
processes

total population - Answer-most general indicator of potential market size

younger populations - Answer-developing countries generally have ________ than
industrial countries, due to higher birth rates

population density - Answer-measure of the number of inhabitants per area unit

population distribution - Answer-A measure of how the inhabitants are distributed over a
nation's area

rural-to-urban shift - Answer-The movement of a nation's population from rural areas to
cities

The Gold Standard - Answer-monetary system that defines the value of its currency in
terms of a fixed amount of gold; government does not have monetary flexibility

Bretton Woods System - Answer-The international monetary system in place from 1945
to 1971, with par value based on gold and the U.S. dollar

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