Briefly describe how letters of credit facilitate international trade transactions between exporters and importers.

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Q: Which is better policy? Trade liberalization or trade protectionism? why?

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Q: How would you define and explain the balance of payments, and how this concept affects the ability…

A: Global trade: It means the import and export of goods and services across international boundaries.

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Q: Define favourable and non favorable balance of trade

A: When exports are greater than imports,it would be known as favourable balance of trade.

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Q: Why might Belgium, France, Italy, and Sweden have a higher export to GDP ratio than the United…

A: Export to GDP ratio = how much a country exports/country's GDP  The main reason behind these…

Q: Define trade liberalization.

A: International trade refers to the exchange of goods and services across the national territory.

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Q: What are three trade theories for international business and explain why  companies engage in…

A: International trade is the buying and selling of products and services outside the home country.

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Q: Display graphically changes in the value of domestic currency, if a foreign government imposes…

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Q: What do you call the Taxes imposed on goods exported from or imported to a country?

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A: In the given graph, demand curve and supply curve are represented as Dd and Sd respectively.

Q: Explain why governments try to enhance and restrict trade. Help me answer this please, thank you

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Q: Briefly explain statement below: “The position of developing countries in the international trading…

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Q: Now suppose that a country is experiencing balanced trade. Determine the relationships between the…

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Q: The Mercantilists advocated balance of trade for each country engaged in trade. O True O False

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A: Opportunity cost is the cost that is foregone in order to make a choice.

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Q: What does it mean by the North American Free Trade Area?

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