What explains the continuing trade surplus in services for the United States?

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A: Trade policy can be defined as rules and regulations of a country that are formulated in line with…

Q: How is a country’s economic well-being enhanced through free international trade in goods and…

A: We can understand how a country’s economic well being is enhanced through free international trade…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a function of the International Monetary Fund? a. Serve as lender of…

A: Lender of last resort means that if an eligible organization any difficulty in raising loan and the…

Q: what is South Koreas Economic outlook of the country (or region)

A: World Economic Outlook is referred to as an IMF report, which helps in providing the forecasts as…

Q: What are the strengths and weaknesses for establishing base pay in international contexts for home…

A: In the home country based approach the pay compensation is based on the payment levels of the home…

Q: If US national income declined while it remained stable in Japan, then US trade deficit with Japan…

A: A trade imbalance generally develops over the period of time when a country which generally spends…

Q: Is Pakistan a closed economy in terms of trade? Comment.

A: Closed economy refers to the country who is not functioning it's trade with the outside countries.…

Q: Assume that the U.S. income level rises at a much higher rate than does the Canadian income level.…

A: Following factors will affect the exchange rate: Inflation rate between the two countries. Interest…

Q: Explain how exchange rate fluctuations affect the return from a foreign market measured in dollar…

A: When doing business outside country of home currency dollars there is risk of change in exchange…

Q: Credit entries in the U.S. balance of payments  (A) result from foreign sales of US. goods and…

A: Balance of payment: It is a statement that shows all the transactions that have occurred between a…

Q: A strong domestic currency is good for a country's balance of trade Select one : True or False

A: A strong domestic currency is good for a country's balance of trade

Q: How can fluctuations in exchange rates impact Zara especially in dealing with international…

A: Answer:-  Exchange rate definition:- Exchange rate is that rate at which one country's currency can…

Q: WHAT ARE THE FEATURES AND TYPES OF FOREIGN TRADE?

A: Foreign trade are the trade between two or more countries.there are generally two types of trade…

Q: What does it mean when it is said that the United States is running a trade deficit? Whatimpact will…

A: Interest Rate:   A rate at which a borrower is ready to pay and depositor is ready to receive the…

Q: How are spot exchange rates determined? Multiple Choice predicting future currency movements in…

A: Spot exchange rate is the current market price of echanging one perticular currencyin another…

Q: chains of events affected the Foreign Exchange Rates long term and short term

A: Factors affecting foreign exchange rates in short term: Interest rates: depreciation or appreciation…

Q: What is the difference between the concepts of surplus and trade deficit in international trade? Why…

A: International trade is necessary for any country as the resources are not in equity. Many countries…

Q: Discuss the implications of the deviations from purchasing power parity for countries’ competitive…

A: Purchasing power parity is defined as the significant metric that are basically used by the…

Q: Critically evaluate the role of exchange rate systems in influencing FDI and trade levels.

A: Foreign direct investment:  One of the primary methods of contemporary capital internationalization,…

Q: What is the effect on a country’s economy of an artificially lowexchange rate? Of an artificially…

A: An exchange rate is the money of one country versus another country's or economic zone's currency.

Q: How do you determine and calculate return and risk on foreign exchange transactions

A: Foreign exchange transactions are those transactions which are undertaken between citizens of one…

Q: Define Foreign trade deficit

A: Trade deficit occurs during international transactions between different countries. The trade…

Q: What is the effect of external transfers from expatriate employment on maintaining the stability of…

A: WHAT IS REMITTANCE? Remittance is an installment of cash that is moved to another gathering.…

Q: Describe direct foreign investment process?

A: Step 1 A foreign direct investment (FDI) is a financial investment made by a company or individual…

Q: exchange rate regime,

A: The exchange rate refers to the price of the money of a country and relates to the value of…

Q: Discuss the condition under which exchange rate changes may actually reduce the risk of foreign…

A: Exchange rate changes are largely unpredictable. Exchange rates are nonstationary and may deviate…

Q: Define the term direct foreign investment?

A: The company is established to make a profit and it always keeps seeking investment opportunities…

Q: If a country runs a deficit on its current account, it has to be financed by running a capital…

A: A Current Account Deficit means when the income of the country from exports is less than the Imports…

Q: ould developing countries be required to peg their currency to that of a devel

A: Developing countries are those which are under developed and there is need of development to remove…

Q: llustrate the different factors that determine future foreign exchange rates in the long run

A: The question is based on the concept of determination and determinants of foreign exchange rate  in…

Q: appreciation of the Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar

A: Exchange rates play an important role in trading among nations. Higher valued currency helps to make…

Q: Aggregate expenditure is the sum of   a. spending by households, firms, government, and foreigners…

A: Aggregate expenditures is defined as {\textstyle AE=C+I_{p}+G+N_{X}}: AE = C + Ip + G + Nx…