JENÍČEK V., KREPL V.
Abstract
Foreign trade policy impacts the economy of a country in such a measure in which the country is incorporated into
the international division of labour. The level of this incorporation is given namely by the shape of economy, that is
by the amount of consumers in the internal market. Therefore the smaller is the market; the higher is the openness of
the economy and vice versa. At the same size of the internal market, the more developed countries usually have a
higher share of foreign trade in GDP. A certain influence is exerted also by the natural and geographical conditions
of the individual countries.
Key words:
autonomous tools, tariff, non-tariff tools, agreemental tools