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    Advantages and disadvantages of international trade The advantage of international trade is greater variety of goods available for consumption and international trade brings in different varieties of a particular product from different destinations. This gives consumers wider arrays

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    1. Introduction The colonization of Uganda and Kenya is the reason why they are bilateral countries meaning they share many of the same interest such as political interest, economic interests etc… Being colonized by the United Kingdom has affected their history forever, and has made it extremely difficult to be in the same state as the rest of the world but also allowed both countries to be close with each other as they shared the same experiences. As they gained their independence, they later formed

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    Questions : 1) How does Ricardo explain Comparative Advantage? 2) What happened to Ed´s grandchild before trade? 3) What happened to Ed´s grandchild after trade? Answers: 1)Ricardo explains Comparative Advantage in “The Choice” as followed: Dave gives “The Theory of Comparative Advantage” a different name and calls it “The Roundabout Way to Wealth”.(p.10) He says that this theory deals with the idea that even a nation which is relatively poor at doing everything, still do some things relatively

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    When demand elasticity for the same good is different in different countries there is a possibility of subsidized exporting of goods. There is one more possibility that there are some countries that are historically above others and have cost advantage of producing some goods and they can offer goods at lower price than others. In such as situation countries will provide subsidies to industries whose cost of production is high to enable them to reap the benefit of scale economies. This will pave

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    1. What is globalization and how does it affect domestic businesses? In your discussion, include both positive and negative impacts of globalization. (9 marks) Globalization, as a concept, refers to the increased interconnectedness of the world. Globalization is the integration of economic activity across borders. Other forms of integration—above all, the spread of people and ideas—accompany it. Three interacting forces—technology, institutions, and policy—shape it. Some of the positives include

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    Pinball machines clearly demonstrate scientific principles that can teach us not only about machines, but also of the laws of physics, electricity, and applying basic materials. Most Simple machines consist of inclined planes, levers, screws, pulleys, wedges, and wheels with axels.Most common materials used in making a pinball machine include, but are not limited to: metal, plastic, wood, rubber, and steel. Players use the only tool provided, the Flipper. Below the playfield, the linkage moving

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    The Orion’s ownership specific advantages, including advanced technology, research and development, marketing strategies, accumulated knowledge and experience, innovative management system, are utilised properly for internationalisation of Orion Group in China. Russia The amount of Choco Pies sold in Russia has exceeded five hundred million a year, recording two and half billion roubles in accumulated sales as of November 2015, a spokesman of Orion said on 17th of November (Business Korea, 2015)

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    L01.1: Explain the importance of International trade to an open economy such as the United Kingdom. International trade is important to an open economy such as United Kingdom because the residents of UK’s wants are unlimited and they are insatiable as well. People’s urge to buy variety of goods and services are unimaginable notwithstanding that the good and services they want to buy, can be produced in the UK but unfortunately, they are not be satisfied with only the goods and services which are

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    Thus, firms observe competitive advantages and disadvantages, where the parity state belonging to static command markets are never observed. As seen in Figure 1, CATC suggests that, firms have to manage and optimize resources, tangible and intangible, in order to gain comparative advantage over their competitors. Comparative advantage provides the firms to gain market positions that possess competitive advantage which will aid the firms in reaching their absolute goal:

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    Adam smith postulates that each country could produce one or more commodities at a lower cost than its trading partners .It then follows that each country will benefit from specialization, this pattern of trade often reflect a created comparative advantage meaning that a country can produce at a lower cost than the other country (Theo S et al,2009).A large of production is more efficient, the cost per unit of output falls, while the industry increases production as a result it encourages trade amongst

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