• Q : Pegging exchange rates....
    International Economics :

    Why do you assume that small countries select to peg their exchange rates, while the largest countries float their currencies?

  • Q : Price of a foreign currency....
    International Economics :

    All other things being equivalent, which of the given would not cause the price of a foreign currency to drop?

  • Q : Exchange rate and purchasing power parity....
    International Economics :

    If the exchange rate for Australian dollar is US$0.7833/A$ and the exchange rate for the Hong Kong dollar is US$0.1280/HK$, then the Hong-Kong Australian dollar exchange rate (HK$/A$) is:

  • Q : Current system of exchange rates....
    International Economics :

    All else equivalent and given the current system of exchange rates, if the US enters a period of exceptionally strong growth

  • Q : Us balance of payments....
    International Economics :

    If a US firms borrows one billion dollars in Mexican pesos from Citibank’s Mexico branch and employs the money to build a factory in Mexico, the transactions will enter the US balance of payme

  • Q : Change in economic welfare....
    International Economics :

    What is the change in Mexico’s economic welfare in going from the condition in (a) to that in (b)? 

  • Q : Basics of foreign stockholder....
    International Economics :

    The payment of dividend by an American company to the foreign stockholder represents

  • Q : Traded currency in the foreign exchange....
    International Economics :

    The most usually traded currency in the foreign exchange market is:

  • Q : Production and consumption deadweight losses....
    International Economics :

    In addition to the production and consumption deadweight losses that result from the implementation of tariffs, what are other potential costs of tariffs? List and state at least three examples.

  • Q : Tariff and quota-domestic monopolist....
    International Economics :

    Most of argue that there is ultimately no real difference between a tariff and quota – both raise price and lower the quantity imported. Though, a domestic monopolist facing import competition

  • Q : International exchange rate....
    International Economics :

    There would be no international exchange rate which would permit mutually advantageous exchange between the US and Sweden if the output/labor for candy in Sweden was, rather than 30:

  • Q : International corporate governance....
    International Economics :

    Outline the International Corporate Governance Network global corporate governance principles.

  • Q : Finance of international trade....
    International Economics :

    State and describe (by using relevant examples) five reasons why businesses might operate internationally.

  • Q : International trade and payments....
    International Economics :

    Describe the role of factoring companies and describe the benefits that they offer to an exporter.

  • Q : International trade and transport maritime....
    International Economics :

    Identify the four functions related with any commercial organization. Give a short description of each of the functions.

  • Q : International trade and transport....
    International Economics :

    Identify the functions related with any commercial organization. Give a brief explanation of each of the functions.

  • Q : Rationale and outcomes of a specific development project....
    International Economics :

    The key objective of this assignment is to critically evaluate the rationale and outcomes of a specific development project. The main goal is to arrive at a deeper understanding of a particular deve

  • Q : Differentiating perfect competition-monopolistic competition....
    International Economics :

    Describe main difference between perfect competition and monopolistic competition.

  • Q : Differentiating balance of trade and balance of payment....
    International Economics :

    Differentiate Balance of Trade and Balance of Payment and enumerate a variety of items included in the Current Account, Capital Account and Financial Account of a Balance of Payment.

  • Q : Main issues of international trade in services....
    International Economics :

    What  are  the  main issues of international trade in services? What is the function of services in India's external trade?

  • Q : Compare and contrast the economies of brics....
    International Economics :

    The study of international economics, amongst other things, enables exporter to examine the economic uncontrollable in target markets. South Africa is included in the grouping known as BRICS–B

  • Q : International monetary problems....
    International Economics :

    We say that the foreign exchange market is in equilibrium when deposits of all currencies o er the same expected rate of return (when returns are denominated in the same currency). Formally,

  • Q : Organizational functions for logistics system....
    International Economics :

    Different organizational functions have dissimilar interests and such create conflicting objectives and need for a logistics system. Elaborate on this statement and describe the various consideratio

  • Q : Objectives of foreign trade policy....
    International Economics :

    What are the main objectives of foreign trade policy? Describe the general provisions associated to imports under the Export-Import policy.

  • Q : Specific initiatives outlined-promoting foreign trade....
    International Economics :

    Describe in brief the specific initiatives outlined in the year 2005 for promoting foreign trade.

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