Social Studies: Economics Global Trade
Understanding how countries exchange goods and services
Social Studies: Economics Global Trade
Understanding how countries exchange goods and services
Social Studies - Grade 6-8
- 1
Define global trade in your own words.
- 2
Explain the difference between an import and an export.
- 3
A country grows a large amount of coffee and sells it to other countries. Is coffee an import or an export for that country? Explain.
- 4
Why do countries trade instead of making every product themselves?
- 5
What does specialization mean in economics?
- 6
Give one example of how geography can affect what a country exports.
- 7
A nation has large forests and produces a lot of paper products. Another nation has limited forests and buys paper from that country. Describe the trade relationship using the words import and export.
- 8
How can global trade benefit consumers?
- 9
How can global trade benefit producers or businesses?
- 10
Name one possible challenge or drawback of global trade.
- 11
What is a tariff, and how can it affect trade?
- 12
Why are ports, railways, roads, and shipping routes important to global trade?
- 13
A store in the United States sells bananas grown in another country. For the United States, are the bananas imports or exports? Explain.
- 14
Explain how global trade can connect people in different parts of the world.
- 15
A country can produce computers efficiently, while another country can produce cocoa efficiently. Explain how both countries could benefit from trade.
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