• Q : Pre-trade and post-trade equilibrium....
    International Economics :

    Graphically demonstrate the pre-trade and post-trade equilibrium between these two countries (production and consumption points).  Draw a Demand Diagonal.  Find and label the tra

  • Q : Report on wall street journal....
    International Economics :

    Read and analyze the article and write a report 1-2 pages long specifying the things you learned in the article and why do you think it is relevant in today's business world. Make sure you cite the

  • Q : Loopholes and tax deductions....
    International Economics :

    Summarize two newspaper articles on Taxation. Find two newspaper articles published in well-known newspapers or magazines (NYT, WSJ, Economist, Bloomberg Businessweek etc). You can use "Newspaper Ar

  • Q : Global trading system....
    International Economics :

    Efforts within the global trading system to reduce trade’s negative effects on the environment.

  • Q : Production prossibilities in usa and japan....
    International Economics :

    Suppose the United States can produce 20 tons of FOOD or 8 TRACTORS, and suppose Japan can produce 10 tons of FOOD or 3 TRACTORS.

  • Q : Threshhold of inflation and economic growth....
    International Economics :

    Threshhold of inflation and economic growth in any develping country .

  • Q : Threshhold of inflation and economic growth....
    International Economics :

    Threshhold of inflation and economic growth in any develping country .

  • Q : Currency depreciation effects on wealth....
    International Economics :

    When the currency of a country, say the US, depreciates due to demand and supply or the government devalues it, the export prices will fall. This, in turn, causes an increase in quantity demanded in

  • Q : Assignment on american revolution....
    International Economics :

    There are a number of web sites such as those of the Library of Congress and the National Archives that contain digitized copies of primary sources that you may use.

  • Q : Legal activity under the laws of the state of hawaii....
    International Economics :

    Select an illegal activity and transform/mask its’ true purpose with the disguise of a legitimate business operation.  In other words, create a start-up business that would be viewed as a

  • Q : Italian banks after the referendum....
    International Economics :

    Monte dei Paschi has been in trouble for years. It has already had two state bail-outs and frittered away €8bn ($10bn) raised in share sales in 2014 and 2015. Its stockmarket value has dwindled

  • Q : How the economic machine works....
    International Economics :

    Write down your understanding of 'How The Economic Machine Works' and make sure to support it with your real life experience. (For Example, you can connect it with Tim Hortons, ESSO Gas Station, Sub

  • Q : Bliss vs attorney general of canada....
    International Economics :

    Bliss v. Attorney General of Canada was a Canadian Bill of Rights case. Stella Bliss’ claim for maternity benefits (under the former Unemployment Insurance Act) as a form of “equality be

  • Q : International legal principles....
    International Economics :

    Provide an overview of the current global agreement surrounding the Production and Technology Structures. In doing so, focus on the key organizations and the international legal principles which the

  • Q : Rapid development of countries....
    International Economics :

    What do you feel has accounted for the rapid development of countries like South Korea, China, Brazil, and India? Explain your reasoning.

  • Q : The singapore economy....
    International Economics :

    The real GDP of Singapore showed a constant increase from 2001 to 2007. After 2008, there is a great depression in the economy and the real GDP showed a great decrease from 2007 to 2008.

  • Q : Economy of freedonia....
    International Economics :

    Freedonia has an economy similar to the USA. Much smaller of course. It has a central bank called the Federal Reserve which controls the money supply and monetary policy.

  • Q : Mexican peso against the dollar on the foreign exchange....
    International Economics :

    One of your analysts told you that the Mexican peso is expected to depreciate by 30 percent against the dollar on the foreign exchange markets over the next year. What actions, if any, should you ta

  • Q : International political economy....
    International Economics :

    Explain how Liberalism has been the dominant theory guiding the creation of these organizations and rules. What challenges exist that could undermine this direction in the Global Political Economy?

  • Q : New employment opportunities....
    International Economics :

    It has accounted for the development of South Korea, China, India and Brazil is honestly more so their trading. When I go shopping, I notice that a majority of our products are made in other countri

  • Q : Factors that determine the supply of labor in a market....
    International Economics :

    What are some of the factors that determine the supply of labor in a market? What significant factors have changed the supply of labor over the last twenty years?

  • Q : Case studies on government intervention....
    International Economics :

    Market economic activities sometimes result in undesirable outcomes. Cite examples / case studies where government intervention has resulted in controlling or contributing to market failures.

  • 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.  America: Riveting Prospects, discusses why American companies a

  • Q : Supply and demand in a global market....
    International Economics :

    The demand for labor is said to be a “derived” demand.  What is the meaning of a derived demand? How does this concept help to determine the demand for labor?

  • Q : Trade theories for china and india....
    International Economics :

    Markets in developed economies are approaching saturation level. Therefore, MNCs are searching for new untapped markets in emerging countries such as India and China.

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