• Q : Capitalist systems of good and bad capitalism....
    International Economics :

    Explain what is the ONE theory or explanation that can explain this difference and make sure you explain it from the point of view of the four capitalist systems of Good and Bad Capitalism, and how

  • Q : Global trade effects on china economic growth....
    International Economics :

    Having identified the strengths and weaknesses of your research program and resources in previous discussions, you will explore the impact of your methodology on your conclusions.

  • Q : Free and restricted trade....
    International Economics :

    What do you feel are the benefits and the cost to having free trade? What are the benefits and cost to having restricted trade?

  • Q : Latin american strategy of import....
    International Economics :

    Compare the Latin American Strategy of Import Substitution Industrialization (ISI) with the East Asian strategy of Export Led Industrialization.

  • Q : Effect of a stronger currency on the u.s. macro economy....
    International Economics :

    Why the currency is getting stronger and, ceteris paribus, how this affects the U.S. trade balance? Ceteris paribus, what the effect of a stronger currency is on the U.S. Macro economy?

  • Q : Georgia budget allocation for education and property tax....
    International Economics :

    From the first e-Activity, examine and evaluate the disparity of Georgia budget allocation for education and property tax to the various localities.

  • Q : Decision on americans and global economy....
    International Economics :

    Your assignment is to write a comprehensive research paper presenting a support (pro) or against (cons) Americans buying only or mainly “made in America” products, and the impact of this

  • Q : Free trade and restricted trade - benefits and cost....
    International Economics :

    What do you feel are the benefits and the cost to having free trade? What are the benefits and cost to having restricted trade?

  • Q : Recent strength of the dollar....
    International Economics :

    Read article on international economy or business from The Economist and write it up: “What does this article mean? How do I connect with it?” Then, in the same paper, either answer the

  • Q : Characteristics of canadas immigration and its impact....
    International Economics :

    You have been asked to provide a preliminary analysis of characteristics of Canada’s immigration and its impact. You can pick any year or any time period as long as data are available.

  • Q : Canadas immigration and its impact....
    International Economics :

    You have been asked to provide a preliminary analysis of characteristics of Canada’s immigration and its impact. You can pick any year or any time period as long as data are available.

  • Q : Effects of struggling economic situation....
    International Economics :

    In times of a struggling economic situation, determine the key steps that the Federal Reserve should take to help stabilize the economy. Next, explain how your proposed steps will affect money supp

  • Q : Actual and spot exchange rate....
    International Economics :

    Suppose you export 100,000,000 (100 million) yen worth of goods to Japan today (what is that worth at Monday’s spot rate?) But your buyer will make the payment only 90 days from now. Suppose f

  • Q : Safety and health in america....
    International Economics :

    As the Director of Safety and Health, you are to draft a plan to be carried out by your safety managers and upper management at the California location and the Georgia location should a compliance o

  • Q : Discussion on the price of fuel....
    International Economics :

    A major topic of discussion today is the price of fuel. Over the past several years the price paid for a gallon of gasoline, diesel fuel, or jet fuel has been fluctuating. Indeed, all products that

  • Q : United states during a recession....
    International Economics :

    This assignment discussed, in detail, the "how" of national income accounting. Yet clearly not "everything" is counted. In 2008/2009, the United States was in a recession, and reported GDP was shrin

  • Q : International expansion of business operations....
    International Economics :

    Prepare a Word document of the general background information regarding the country selected (e.g., location, size, and brief timeline of the main historical events and relevant exchange rate arrang

  • Q : National income accounting....
    International Economics :

    In the 1930s, the United States found itself in the grip of the Great Depression. During this time period, a weather phenomenon called the Dust Bowl also occurred. Conduct an Internet search on The

  • Q : County business patterns....
    International Economics :

    Students will use this U.S. Census Industry data portal to access data for a zip code with which you are familiar. This can be the zip code of your personal residence, location of employer (corporat

  • Q : Assignment on international political economy....
    International Economics :

    Be able to incorporate as many of of the following basic political economic terms as possible into each of the two essays of choice from the second category. Class lecture notes may be used for defi

  • Q : Implicit price leader in airline industry....
    International Economics :

    United airlines is the implicit price leader in this industry and many other carriers watch closely what the leader does and base their decisions on the leader's actions. Such behavior is not uncomm

  • Q : Capital-abundant country....
    International Economics :

    Suppose that there are two products: clothing and soda. Both Brazil and the United States produce each product. Brazil can produce 100,000 units of clothing per year and 50,000 cans of soda.

  • Q : Global firms that import products....
    International Economics :

    Summarize the view of American critics of global firms that import products purchased from developing country factories that have bad working conditions and pay very low wages.   Also, sum

  • Q : Good and bad capitalism....
    International Economics :

    The authors present three theories of development that have been traditionally used to explain the gap between developed and developing countries in terms of Income and wealth inequality. The author

  • Q : Benefits of a free and competitive market....
    International Economics :

    In the United States, as in most countries, we value the benefits of a free and competitive market. This suggests an interesting question: what if there were to be no Antitrust laws or other regulat

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