• Q : Discuss about domestic terrorism incident....
    International Economics :

    Justify which type of terrorism presents a greater risk to national security.

  • Q : Impact of the ethical violations on global-economic....
    International Economics :

    Describes how life-long learning would assist managers in avoiding the ethical violations.

  • Q : Examine protectionism and its three main forms....
    International Economics :

    Examine protectionism and its three main forms.Analyze protectionism through concepts of demand and supply, noting its effects on equilibrium.

  • Q : Creation and role of the federal reserve....
    International Economics :

    When was the Federal Reserve created and for what purpose? How does the Federal Reserve manipulate our economy to foster economic growth?

  • Q : Production possibility frontier....
    International Economics :

    The United States can produce 65,000 units of clothing per year and 250,000 cans of soda. Assume that costs remain constant. For this example, assume that the production possibility frontier (PPF) i

  • Q : Economic concern in a south american country....
    International Economics :

    As an employee of the World Bank, you have been asked to research 1 economic concern in a South American country and write a report on your findings.

  • Q : Analysis of measures of economic growth....
    International Economics :

    Analyze measures of economic growth, and comparative and absolute advantage in international trade.

  • Q : Global political environment shape foreign policy....
    International Economics :

    Provide an historical example of an event in which the President was forced to make a critical foreign policy decision.  What limited his decision-making and how did this impact the outcome of

  • Q : Effect of nationalism....
    International Economics :

    What kinds of changes did the world experience after World War II? How were states divided? What was the effect of nationalism?

  • Q : Major responsibility of the fed....
    International Economics :

    Which of the following is not a major responsibility of the Fed? Which of the following will increase the money supply?

  • Q : Federal budget deficit....
    International Economics :

    How does this article relate to material covered in class? Does the author’s point of view agree or disagree with the class material?

  • Q : Nominal constant maturity us treasury yield curve....
    International Economics :

    On the same graph, for as many data points as possible, estimate in basis points the amount the yield curve rose due to a change in inflationary expectations (use a stacked line chart to shade this

  • Q : Concept of whiteness....
    International Economics :

    Describe the concept of "Whiteness" and how would it apply to German, Irish, Italian, and Polish Americans? In what ways do these groups differ in light of ethnic diversity?

  • Q : American companies view towards exporting....
    International Economics :

    The importance of trade continues to be a topic that is debated because the gains are not always quantifiable by those involved. An article by Ed Crooks published on January 6, 2011, America: Riveti

  • Q : Types of local-state and federal taxes....
    International Economics :

    The different types of local, state, and federal taxes they pay, and why they are each important? The basic standards for taxes?

  • Q : Federal reserves strategy....
    International Economics :

    "The Federal Reserve's strategy will require changing the money supply. How does the Federal Reserve do this? Explain how and why does this affect interest rates?", and required university writing l

  • Q : International trade and domestic production possibilities....
    International Economics :

    What does international trade do to a nation's domestic production possibilities? Use economics terms, concepts, and methods.

  • Q : Macroeconomic variables in the united states....
    International Economics :

    Identify three macroeconomic variables in the United States that impact the supply and/or demand of the product or service produced by the company you selected for your microeconomic/macroeconomic a

  • Q : Goods and services in which u.s. traded internationally....
    International Economics :

    What are the main goods and services the United States traded internationally? What trade barriers were in place during that decade?

  • Q : Strategy of import substitution industrialization....
    International Economics :

    Compare the Latin American Strategy of Import Substitution Industrialization (ISI) with the East Asian strategy of Export Led Industrialization.

  • Q : U.s. financial markets and institutions....
    International Economics :

    A problem, question or issue bearing on U.S. financial markets and institutions that is historically significant or currently important.

  • Q : U.s. government attempts to maintain competition....
    International Economics :

    Industrial Organization One of the most important questions in economics is how industry should be organized, and what governments role is in enforcing that organization. The U.S. Government attempt

  • Q : Success and relative stagnation of the ottoman empire....
    International Economics :

    Write an essay on the Success and relative stagnation of the Ottoman empire. What explains the extraordinary expansion and stability of the early ottoman empire? What explains its failure to respond

  • Q : Process of economic integration....
    International Economics :

    Discuss the process of economic integration (also known as globalization) as it takes place in Asia today.  Explain the important aspects of successful globalization in Asia and discuss the U.S

  • Q : Pay discrimination and international trade....
    International Economics :

    When you shop, do you look for the “Made in the USA” label? Perhaps you believe we might be better off as a nation economically if we produced more goods in the attempt to become more se

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