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Perspectives on Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates
Perspectives on Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates
Gold Standard as compared to the floating exchange rate
Gold was the foundation of the monetary system even after the abandonment of the Gold Standard when it was primarily the domain of government dealings. That's why they ...
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Fed and Its Tools
Fed and Its Tools
Introduction
The Federal Reserve through its monetary policy has a huge impact on global financial markets. By the Fed's actions attracted the attention not only to U.S. investors, but also all over the world. Monetary policy is a set of tools through which the central ...
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ECONOMIC PROTECTIONISM
Economic Protectionism
Economic Protectionism
Introduction
Protectionism is an economic policy of interventionist conducted by a State or group of States, for protecting its producers against the competition from producers in other states. Goals can be the maintenance of employment in some industries, reducing the trade deficit, or the defense of ...
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Economic and Political Systems
Introduction
In this paper, we will discuss the Economic and Political Systems of USA, China and India and their effects on Economic performance. We will also assess the economic performance of these countries. It will help us assess the importance of various Political systems and their importance.
United ...
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Article Summaries
Article Summaries
Introduction
We will be summarizing three articles; two of them highlight the economic activity in the GCC while one discusses the contents of a workshop explaining the effects of globalization on the women of GCC.
Summaries
UAE, the Largest Market for Japan in GCC (Emirates247.com, 2012)
UAE has emerged as the ...
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Logistics
Logistic Strategies
Logistic Strategies
Introduction
Logistics provide effective way for the movement of the goods and services for the company and can be developed as a sustainable competitive advantage. The companies have to develop a comprehensive and responsive logistic strategy which not only reduces cost but increase service level.
Discussion
Part 1
In the ...
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Italy, Spain and France
Italy, Spain and France
Introduction
International trade has increased in the past few years, which means that countries are exchanging goods and services at an increased rate. This benefits both the countries i.e. the importer, as well as, the exporter. This helps them in managing their products, services ...
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Applied Modelling and Data Analysis
Applied Modelling and Data Analysis
1.INTRODUCTION
Equity returns change over time. These changes might be due to economy wide factors or to firm-specific factors, such as changes in accounting variables like an increase in leverage, earnings/price and book-to-market equity.
Asset prices are commonly believed to react sensitively to economic ...
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The Keynesian School
Introduction
Macroeconomics as a distinct field within economics emerged in the late 1930s as a response to John Maynard Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936/1973, referred to subsequently as GT). Keynes contrasted his views on the causes of depressions and persistent involuntary unemployment with those ...
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American Neutrality in War
Introduction
Neutrality is a legal concept whereby a nation seeks to avoid military involvement in armed conflicts between belligerent states. Neutral powers are permitted to engage in all legal international trade and transactions. Laws concerning the rights and duties of neutrality are contained in the Declaration of Paris ...