Why does our country need to borrow?

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A: The foreign direct investment is considered as the investment that the companies and the firms…

Q: Deficit Financing and its impact on Pakistan Economy

A: Deficit financing is similar to the concept of budget deficit. It is a situation where the spending…

Q: why efficient payments important to the economy?

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Q: What are some economic policies (fiscal AND monetary) that should be enacted to stabilize the…

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A: The emerging markets and developing economies need protection and guidance for the development. The…

Q: Why is Brunei regarded as one of the wealthiest countries in the world?

A: Brunei has been one of the richest countries in the world for over 3-4 decades now. It is the 4th…

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Q: Challenges and opportunities of doing business in kuwait

A: The state of Kuwait is the 10th largest producer of oil producer in the world and also the eighth…

Q: Outline any three reasons why countries borrow

A: Foreign commercial banks, international financial institutions such as the IMF, World Bank, and ADB,…

Q: What is Globalization and Financial Markets? Explain in detail.

A: Globalisation is interconnection between various parts of world which result in expansion of global…

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Q: What type of Economy is Oman?

A: There are three types of economy which are in existence and these are socialist or command economy,…

Q: What is balance of payments. Give example.

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Q: if the state bank starting printing large quantities of pakistan rupees what would happen to number…

A: A government has the ability to make changes in the value of its currency in the foreign exchange…

Q: Explain how higher interest rate appreciates the value of the currency when in fact it increases the…

A: When inflation is expected to surpass the central bank's target, the central bank normally increases…

Q: Household savings in Ghana. Does policy  matters

A: Among the African countries, household savings of people in Ghana is very low.

Q: Why do highly inflated countries such as Brazil tend to have weak home currencies?

A: Weak currency means a depreciating currency which has a high supply or low demand in foreign…

Q: Explain how the application of monetary and fiscal policy might be used to stimulate a country’s…

A: Fiscal and Monetary Policies are policies which stimulate economic growth in an economy. It consists…

Q: Many governments take foreign loans. Are these loans beneficial for gross domestic product? Why, or…

A: Foreign debt refers to the money borrowed by the government of an economy from the government or…

Q: An appreciated currency can buy foreign currency

A: Currency appreciation means rise in the value the country's currency with respect to another…

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Q: What is NABARD?

A: NABARD stands for National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development.

Q: balance of payments issued by a country: deficit or surplus?

A: BALANCE OF PAYMENT(BOP) is the systematic record of all economic and financial transactions between…

Q: How does Micro Credit overcome foreign exchange rate risk?

A: Managing foreign exchange risk is becoming a more pressing issue for Microfinance Institutions…

Q: If state Bank start printing large amounts of Pakistani rupees what would happen to the number of…

A: Money: It is the cash which is with the people, and with the help of the cash, people will do…

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A: Household savings is defined as the difference between disposable income of a household and its…

Q: What are some of the main reasons not all countries in the EU have adopted the Euro?

A: Euro area is a monetary union of 19 European Union (EU) member states out of 28 EU states, who have…

Q: Reasons why corruption slows down financial development

A: It is true that Corruption slows economic development. It brings bad reputation for the economy and…

Q: In Brazil, a country that underwent a rapid inflationbefore 1994, many transactions were conducted…

A: Inflation occurs when the price level of all goods and services in the economy experiences a…

Q: What are some economic policies (fiscal AND monetary) that should be enacted to stabilize the…

A: Fiscal policy measures are being taken by the government of a country to stabilize the economy,…

Q: What are the sides of the capital markets?

A: We are going to discuss the structure of capital markets to answer this question.

Q: Policy/Monetary Policy/Mix) would you like to suggest to overcome the sluggish growth and alarming…

A: Sluggish growth is the low growth rate of an economy which exists due to less employment or increase…

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: Does the purchasing power of the dollar change over time due to inflation?

A: Purchasing power (PP) of a dollar is the real amount of goods & services that could be brought…

Q: What are THREE possible impacts one country of borrowing money from another country. both negative…

A: The three possible positive impacts of one country of borrowing money from another country are, 1)…

Q: Example of the balance of payments and how we can measure it?

A: The BOP (Balance of Payments) is an account of all transactions made time period, such as yearly or…

Q: Is America obligated to help poor countries? is foreign aid worsening our budget deficit?

A: As a matter of law or regulation, no country is obligated to give aid to any other country if it…

Q: sustainabilty of digital currency in developing economies

A: Answer: Digital currency is not only successful in developed countries there are also developing…