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Q: breifly explain (minimum 2000 words) Do you think the European Union needs a common security policy?…

A: European Union is an organization that was formed with the purpose of promoting peace and stability…

Q: Who issues currency in India?

A: Central Bank of a country act as a monopoly in issuing currency of a country.

Q: Describe some buyers and some sellers in the market for U.S. dollars.

A: When goods are demanded for final or intermediate consumption by the consumers then it refers to…

Q: why efficient payments important to the economy?

A: Payment systems are very essential for the normal functioning of day to day life and for the smooth…

Q: Need correct answer. what are the basic tenets of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy ?

A: Introduction Foreign policy decisions in Saudi Arabia are made in secret by a small group with no…

Q: What are the objects and methods of exchange control?

A: Exchange controls refer to the imposed controls and restrictions by the government on private…

Q: The ________ determines if imports from other countries are being fairly traded in the U.S.…

A: World Trade Organization is an international organization which facilitates the international trade.…

Q: What countries currently use the EURO?

A: To determine the countries that use euro as their currency.

Q: What problems can devaluation cause in the economy?

A: The devaluation is the process of official lowering of the value of the currency of the economy. For…

Q: Q: what forms of ownership exist in the following countries: a) Tunisia b) Russia c) United Arab…

A: A) State-owned enterprises (SOEs) dominate the economy of Tunisia and their prevalence extends well…

Q: What are the methods of exchange control?

A: The rate at which one country's currency can be exchanged for another country's currency is known as…

Q: What is the foreign repercussion effect?

A: Consider two hypothetical large countries, A and B. The two countries are trading partners, i.e.,…

Q: What is mode of payment of import/export?

A: Payment plays an important role in any sales contract. Modes of payment of exports and imports form…

Q: Can a numeraire last if its home country does not have strong economic added value -utside of the…

A: Currency of country is the monetary amount of money that is used to purchase goods and services in…

Q: Paper currency and its important features

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Q: what are the pitfalls of the organization NAFTA?

A: NAFTA is an acronym for North American free trade agreement signed by Canada, Mexico and U.S. which…

Q: How did Manchukuo become the centrepiece of the Japanese empire in the 1930s?

A: Manchuria is an area in East Asia. Depending on the meaning of its degree, "Manchuria" can allude…

Q: dentify any two reasons that US dollars would be demanded in South Africa

A: International relation among the countries influences the economic, social, and political…

Q: who tunisia trade with in banking and insurance

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Q: Why does the US have the largest EEZ in the world?

A: Exclusive economic zone means an area that is surrounded by the landmass of a particular sovereign…

Q: Which of the following is not an advantage of Foreign Banks?

A: Volatility measures the deviation of value from the mean. Higher the deviation, higher will be…

Q: In the two-entity circular flow, are on the receiving end of payments for goods and services.

A: Circular flow of income represents the flow of money, goods and services among the major section of…

Q: How does international banking differ from domestic banking?

A: Domestic banks are those banks that operate within the geographical area of one single country.  On…

Q: How do individuals of one nation trade money with individuals of another nation

A: International trading refers to exchange of goods, services, and capital across borders. It reflects…

Q: What does NAFTA stands for?

A: International trade agreements govern trade between two or more countries. An agreement may cover…

Q: What factors will shift the supply and demand for currency?

A: In the civilized economies, money became the predominant method of trade, replacing barter system as…

Q: FOREIGN POLICIES OF JAPAN

A: Foreign policy: When one country interact with another country then some rules and regulation are…

Q: What is Uruguay Round ?

A: In November 1982,the seeds of the Uruguay Round were sown at a ministerial meeting in Geneva of GATT…

Q: What is the role of GATT in International Business?

A: International Trade is defined as the exchange of goods and services between two or more countries.…

Q: Would the existence of more EXIM banks contribute to increased international trade within the…

A: EXIM stands for "Export-Import Bank", whose major function is to ensure the smooth flow of…

Q: Many governments such as India and South Korean impose currency restrictions to achieve several…

A: In the foreign exchange market, a convertible (hard) currency is traded whose price is determined by…

Q: Lets say there is country A which is more developed like china and country B which is less developed…

A: Countries can choose to borrow money from each other to fund domestic exchanges or build better…

Q: Why does Israeli Currency prohibited in Oman?

A: The State of Israel’s currency is the Israeli shekel.

Q: Define costly trade credit

A: A trade credit is an agreement between businesses where purchase of goods can be transacted on…

Q: What is the European Union?  Why was it formed?  What has it accomplished?

A: The European Union is a group of 28 European countries that are formed on 1 November 1993 in the…

Q: Explain how companies can profit from currency exchange. What is this called?

A: Currency exchange is a licenced business that offers currency exchange services and is known as a…

Q: What do you think is the significance of concept on foreign reciprocity?

A: International trade is a very important concept of economics which forms a very important part of…

Q: Do you believe that China is guilty of unfair trading practices including currency manipulation?

A: Currency manipulation: It refers to the lower the value of currency so that the cost of the export…