Match each Terms of Trade concept or structural analytical framework on the left with its precise economic formulation and conceptual interpretation on the right.
- Single Factoral Terms of Trade ()Calculated as , measuring the volume of physical imports obtainable per unit of domestic factor employed in export production.
- Income Terms of Trade ()Calculated as or , measuring a nation's total capacity to import based on export revenue.
- Gross Barter Terms of Trade ()Calculated as , where an increase indicates a greater physical volume of imports obtained per unit of exports.
- Prebisch-Singer Hypothesis on DeteriorationPostulates long-run decline in primary exporters' TOT due to low income elasticity of demand for primary products compared to manufactured imports.
Cevap
Single Factoral Terms of Trade matches with ; Income Terms of Trade matches with ; Gross Barter Terms of Trade matches with ; and Prebisch-Singer Hypothesis matches with the long-run structural decline in primary commodity terms of trade due to low income elasticity of demand.
Each concept correctly aligns with its unique formula and analytical purpose: Single Factoral includes productivity (), Income incorporates export volume () to determine capacity to import, Gross Barter compares physical import-to-export quantities (), and Prebisch-Singer explains long-term terms of trade determinants for developing economies.
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Classification, mathematical formulations, and structural determinants of Terms of Trade (Net Barter, Gross Barter, Income, Single Factoral, and Prebisch-Singer thesis).