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Is The World Flat?
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iscovery Times. While in India, Friedman visited Infosys Technologies Limited; it was from a conversation he had with the company’s CEO, Nandan Nilekani, that Friedman developed his thesis for The World is Flat. Friedman argues that the glo...

International Trade In Goods And Services
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International trade refers to sales that cross juridical borders. Thus, international trade can be defined as the exchange of goods and services across international boundaries. In most countries, it represents a significant share of Gross ...

Cross-Cultural Commerce And Trade
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Cross-Cultural Commerce and Trade from 1600 to Present Day Generally, trade refers to the exchange of goods and services for money. Cross-cultural commerce and trade refers to sales that cross juridical borders (Curtin, 1984). Thus, cross-c...

Gains And Risk Of Globalisation
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for a country called Blendia. Blendia is a poor country marred by the menace of globalisation. This paper will also discuss the aspects of economic globalisation and its theories. Introduction Although globalisation can and does entail a v...

Alternative Economies
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Alternative Economies ‘Alternative organisations are bound to fail: they are either too small and too insignificant to withstand the force of global capitalism, or they will develop capitalist tendencies and reproduce capitalist hegemony’. ...

Exchange Rate Behavior
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exchange market and the bid-ask spread to measure the transactions costs in the money markets. They defined a neutral band around the interest parity line within which no arbitrage is profitable. They found that transactions costs explained...

State Of The Economy
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state governments need to purchase goods and services primarily in the private market. U.S. companies business enjoy greater flexibility than their counterparts in Western Europe and Japan in decisions to expand capital plant, to lay off su...