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Suppose instead that the money supply is raised from 1000 to 1200. How much does the LM curve shift? What are the new equilibrium interest rate and level of income? Explain.
If the government doubles the tax on gasoline, can you be sure that revenue from the gasoline tax will rise? Can you be sure that the deadweight loss from the gasoline tax will rise? Explain.
Define both internal and external economics of scale. How do economies of scale play into trade between two countries with one factors of production?
Problem: From an economic perspective, does the outsourcing of jobs lead to a net increase or decrease in total wealth? In domestic wealth?
Trade between a large economy and a small inevitably implies that the largest economy capture most of any gain arising from the exchange due to the disparity of economic power between the two nation
The Economist or any other periodical publication covering the global economy, international trade or international economy and deliver a summary of an article about international trade of their cho
• Can you have a U.S. management style in these countries? Explain • How are their economic systems classified? Explain why they are classified as such.
Problem: What could support the arguments of the role Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Indonesia play to promote the interests of the Islamic World within the G20?
Is a multilateral trading system based on World Trade Organization "OIC" rules preferable to trade regulated by bilateral treaties between (Arab & Muslim) governments? Why is trade between membe
Problem: Illustrate the principles of absolute and comparative advantage by using two nations in a hypothetical investment scenario.
The factor-endowment theory suggests you should trade in the products that you can make from the production factors and resources you naturally possess.
Question 1: Define tariff and the different types of tariffs. Question 2: Identify and discuss the major nontariff barriers to trade.
Problem: What are the effects of transportation costs on trade? What would happen if transportation costs were absent?
Problem: Concerning the balance of international indebtedness, when is a country a net creditor or a net debtor?
Respond to the following statement: "Anti-dumping laws are good for a nation".
Problem: Explain the difference between expenditure-switching policies and expenditure-changing policies.
What happens to the balance-of-payments under a fixed exchange-rate system when expansionary or contradictory monetary policy is used?
In recent years, "country risk analysis" has become an important part of international business. What is meant by "country risk"? Explain the factors that are involved in a country risk analysis.
Describe the Thailand coup d'etat effects on: - The General Economy - GDP and Other Indicators - Tourisms Sector - Export and Import Sector - Currency - Infrastructure Projects
If the EU and the United States continue to trade, what do you think will characterize the goods that the EU exports to the United States and the goods that the United States exports to the EU?
Bond valuation is an important aspect of investment strategies for fixed income securities. To value a security, we discount its expected cash flows by appropriate discount rate.
Firms that utilize a more capital-intensive industry, on the other hand, choose to integrate with their suppliers. Explain some possible differences between these two industries. What would explain
In order to protect consumers, the United States has taken action to restrict the imports of certain Chinese goods, such as toys that contain lead and seafood that does not meet certain health stand
Some analysts have argued that this poses a problem for the United States because its comparative advantage lies in things that cannot be sold on world markets. Explain what might be wrong with this
Analyze the disadvantages of engaging in strategic trade policy, even in cases where it can be slow to yield an increase in a country's welfare.