Two-Country Trade Model

Shift any of the four curves and watch the trading price adjust until Country A's exports exactly match Country B's imports — then see who gained and who lost in each country. For NCEA Level 2 Economics.

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Country A

Country B

Current trade price: —

Country A

Demand 0

Supply 0

Country B

Demand 0

Supply 0

Net result

Change in surplus versus the original starting position, once the price has settled.

Country A — consumers

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Country A — producers

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Country B — consumers

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Country B — producers

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Two-Country Trade Model — Key Terms

Key concepts and translations across English, te reo Māori, Simplified Chinese (中文) and Korean (한국어).

English	Te reo Māori	中文（简体）	한국어	What it means on this page

On the te reo Māori column. Terms marked as gaps have no attested equivalent in the sources checked — Karaitiana Taiuru's Dictionary of Māori Computer and Social Media Terms, Paekupu, the Reserve Bank's te reo financial glossary and Te Aka. No coinage is printed as though it were established; where a class needs one, commission it from Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori and credit the translator. Te reo Māori is not italicised and takes no plural "s".