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"International Organizations-whether the UN, NATO, World Bank, WTO, IMF and others-are no more than the playgrounds of major powers who use these multilateral institutions to advance their own inter
Task: The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is an international cartel. Go to its website and answer the following questions in a 1200 to 1500 word double-spaced paper in APA
Which sector (household, business, or international) spends the most? Which sector spends the least? Which sector spends the least? Which sector, because of volatility, has importance greater than i
Please assist with the following problem. Provide at least 100 words in the solution. The text discusses that the deep global recession might trigger changes in spending from imported products to do
To prevent gasoline prices from having devastating effects on the economy it has been proposed that all gasoline prices in the United States be fixed at the average price for the last two years.
Write a short treatment on the measures governments take to promote exports and restrict imports. Explain who benefits and who loses from protectionist policies as they relate to the net outcome for
Question: Business organization, methods, strategies and practices have evolved over centuries. Generally, innovations are introduced to address problems or difficulties not solved by current practi
A 2 to 3 pages essay, double spaced, 3-5 references (current) written in colloquial, United States English addressing the effects Obamacare will have on the doctors and hospitals in the US from a fi
The following are five current or historical government actions dealing with macro-economic policy. For each scenario determine if it represents fiscal policy or monetary policy, and explain your an
Q1. What policy towards the airlines should you pursue? Q2. Should you try and convince government leaders to provide additional outright grants to airlines beyond those already granted?
Need some good ideas on a solution to the following problem. How can we pay for this solution? Cuts in present programs or new taxes? Is there any thing we cuould change in our current US constituti
How is international business affected by U. S. trade laws? Who do these laws protect? Do you think they are necessary? Please explain.
Write an Essay on The Chicago (Monetarist) School of Economics 1. Provide a Very Brief History of the School 2. Identify the School's Most Famous Members
What are key elements of a global organization? How does building a global organization differ from building a domestic organization?
Why has the.U.S. been unable to achieve its economic policy goals of full employment, price stability and economic growth?
The impact will be in terms of major macroeconomic variables of US economy.
If the maximum number of computer that can be produced per year in the united states is 1,000, draw the U.S production possibilities curve on a graph.
Explain why a black market for the U.S. dollar exists in Oz. What is the black market exchange rate for the U.S. dollar? (Hint: make sure you subtract the transactions that took place at the official
In a committee meeting of the United Nations you are considering the following questions: Question 1. When is international trade an opportunity for workers? When is it a threat to workers?
Which country has the comparative advantage in producing guns? What would be a mutually agreeable rate of exchange between the countries?
Question 1. Discuss the corporation’s business activities in a foreign host country. Question 2. Discuss the comparative advantages for the firm to operate in the host country.
Assume the given output and labor hours for Russia and Germany in producing Wheat and Cloths. Q1. Which country has the comparative advantage in wheat? Q2. Which country has the comparative advantage
Question 1: Explain absolute and comparative advantage for India and Nepal. Question 2: If each country has 1000 person-days of labour, construct each country's production-possibility curves.
Question 1. How do changes in interest rates, inflation, productivity, and income affect exchange rates? Question 2. Is a strong U.S. dollar always good for the U.S. economy? Why or why not?
Economists strongly support which of the following arguments in favor of protectionism?