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Fairness in Foreign trade is essential for the benefit of all the countries engaged in importing or exporting to and from each other. But to derive maximum benefit out of the trade must observe reci
Firms hurt by cheap imports typically argue that restricting trade will save U.S. jobs. What's wrong with this argument? are there ever any reasons to support such trade restrictions?
An example of a macroeconomics model is a. the price of chicken influences the quantity of chicken bought b. the size of the total national output depends on the size of total spending c. the output o
Suppose trade takes place between Kiribati and Tuvalu. Which good will Kiribati import from Tuvalu? Why?
Compare information between the U.S. and Canada, regarding which country is more effective in health areas like financing, expenditures, technology, coverage, or access and availability.
Explains the economic cost of most international trade less than the economic benefit of that trade for both the companies and countries involved using trade and comparative advantage economic theor
Using Edgeworth box diagrams for a society of two people, explain why societies that promote market exchange are likely to be more efficient. Are they also likely to be more equitable?
Absolute and comparative advantage: Explain how these concepts describe the benefits and costs of international trade.
Intra-industry trade involves countries exporting and importing the same or very similar goods. Why would countries export and import the same or similar products? Please respond in at least 160 wor
You are the owner of a small bank in a state that is considering allowing interstate banking. You do not like this because it will be possible for the large money center banks in Washington, Las Veg
How did the economic policies of developed countries after the second world war differ from their policies after the first world war? The "policies referred to here are those which most directly aff
In recent years non-tariff barriers have gained in importance as a protectionist device. Describe and evaluate the major non-tariff trade barriers.
Assume you are the owner-manger of an innovative computer software company, and your latest product is so revolutionary and superb it has resulted in your company controlling 98% of the industry in
Problem: What are the advantages and disadvantages of regional trade areas such as the European Union and NAFTA?
Workers in Thailand are paid significantly less than workers in Thailand. If you were a company CEO, what other information would you want before you decided where to establish a new production faci
Question: Why does most of the worlds' international trade take place between similar developed economies?
Question: How does the EU help it's members economy? Do we need a EU? What are positive and negative points to members?
Explain the 2008 world financial crisis and the ongoing debt crisis in Europe using one of the three theoretical frameworks. realism, liberalism, and constructivism.
Say you are a company in the Mississippi Delta, exporting goods and services to Europe. In what ways would your company be impacted?
How are each of the following events likely to affect the U.S. trade balance? a. the European price level increases relative to the U.S. price level b. the dollar appreciates in value relative to the
What role did the Swiss government and politics play in the 2001 liquidity crisis and grounding of Swiss air and did the government and politicians act unethically together with the banks.
I want an answer to the given question: Is there anything the U.S. government can do today to improve the nation's competitive position in the global economy?
Problem: In which way the financial sector (banking) aid in the development of an economy.
Explain the phases of financial crisis then briefly apply to: 1) LTCM, 2)Japanese Bubble,3) Southsea Bubble. Then explain discontent against the theory of constraints.
Question 1: How did the Mexican peso crisis differ from the Russian ruble crisis? Question 2: What was the role of the IMF in these two currency crises?