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    States currently holds the largest deficit by miles that have accumulated over the last few decades. Other countries across the world are also experiencing the same problems of trade deficits(Case and Fair 45). Meanwhile, there are those countries who export more than what they import thus experiencing/ enjoy trade surpluses, for example Japan and china, enjoys large surpluses. Pros and Cons of Trade Deficits United States has been experiencing trade deficits over the past years, and this has led to some

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    outside of the United State and 90% of the world’s population do not speak English, that suggest that customer is global and if a business has to look beyond the end of the domestic market, you have real upside potentials  Improve profit: - a lot of export market are not a

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    Trade Liberalisation: Australia’s Story As many nations of the world move towards economic protectionism, Australia may need to change its trade policies. With the recent major events, such as Brexit and the Trump Presidency, concerns are increasing about trade barriers and the negative impact on Australia by the growing global protectionist movement. Trade protectionism is alive and well in the Global 20 which is made up of the countries that account for seventy-eight percent of global trade. However

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    Hungary is a country located in Central Europe boarding Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, and Croatia. The population in Hungary is approximately 10 million with 17% of citizens living in the nation’s capital of Budapest (“25 Interesting Fact about Hungary”, 2014). This country is beautifully located in the Carpathian Basin surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains and the Alps. The Hungarian people first came to settle in these lands after the fall of the Roman Empire around 897, naming

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    trade finance, including the role and requirement of each party to a transaction • Discuss the importance of export credit agencies and international financial institutions in international trade • Describe the importance of adequate planning relative to the financial aspects of international trade 10/20/2015 TF 1-2 An Introduction to Trade Finance The

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    -508324 2015 16.41 -531503 (Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis, US Census Bureau) Additionally, in the third quarter of 2015 of U.S International Transactions, exports decreased mainly in industrials and capital goods, and increased mainly in nonmonetary gold, automotive vehicles, engines, parts, etc. “mainly due to an increase in exports of passenger cars to areas other than Canada” (Bureau of Economic Analysis). Quarters I (2014) II (2014) III (2014) IV (2014) I (2015) II (2015) III (2015)

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    are using to turn in as your homework. Sort the data so that the country with the largest balance of merchandise trade is at the top and create a graph of these data. Import the graph into your assignment. (15pts). Country Value of Merchandise Exports Value of Merchandise Imports Balance of Merchandise Trade Key Merchandise Exported Specific Key Merchandise Exported Germany 1453 1189 264 Manufactures Cars China 2209 1950

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    Sir Thomas Mun (1571-1641), a famous economic thinker from the sixteenth century, was most closely associated with the idea of Mercantilism. This school of thought mainly focused on international trade and the balance of trade through acquisition of silver and gold. Thomas Mun achieved many accomplishments in his 70 years of life; most notably, his role as the Director of the East India Company, publishing books and pamphlets on his theory of mercantilism, molding England’s trade policies to maximize

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    on a large allows producer to have a surplus that can be directed to domestic purposes. Goods that often produce on a large scale level are frequently transported for export to other

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    Ever since the beginning of the United States of America, there has been a network of producers, distributors, and buyers of many different services and products. This network of people makes up the United States economy. Every economy is different all around the world and each has its own unique strengths and weaknesses according to the types of markets inside that economy. There are a numerous amount ways that an economy can grow and develop. One example of this is international trade. International

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