Category: Trade

  • Effects of Latin Americas Trade with Developed Nations

    Introduction Following the democratization wave and the equal increase of regional ties, Latin American governments trusted that the support extended by Europe would likewise lead to progress of economic relations. These desires were mostly dependent on the presumption that Latin Americas democracy was the only pre-requisite for economic cooperation. Even though this was a vital…

  • International Trade Philosophy

    Multinational companies which have a presence in numerous foreign markets need to rely on a clear philosophy which can serve as the foundation and provide them with guidance for their operations abroad. There are several possible options which multinationals can utilize when designing their international trade philosophy. Nevertheless, despite the existing variety of perspectives, the…

  • The North America Free Trade Agreement in News

    Regional Economic Integration is a treaty between nations to minimize and ultimately eliminate tariff and non-tariff obstacles to the free movement of services, goods, or inputs of production. The economic justification for these agreements is that when free commerce is restricted, it delays the development of the countrys goals and financial prosperity. Furthermore, the bargain…

  • North American Free Trade Agreements Pros & Cons

    Table of Contents NAFTA Parties Overview of the Continental Transportation System Pros of NAFTA Cons of NAFTA Conclusion References The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was a business pact between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, which was effected in 1994. The deal sought to facilitate the free flow of goods and services across…

  • Discussion of International Trade

    Table of Contents Introduction Advantages Disadvantages Conclusion Reference Introduction Many nations have benefited much from international commerce, and the globe has benefited more than not. International commerce enables countries to extend their markets and access commodities and services that might otherwise be unavailable in their own country. According to Borkakoti, the pure theory of international…

  • Economic Interdependence Theory and Future of Trade

    Table of Contents Key Aspects of Economic Interdependence Economic Interdependence Theory: Assumptions Expectations of Future Trade and Conflict Variables in the Context of the Theory Operationalization of Each Variable Casual Logic Generic Hypothesis Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Key Aspects of Economic Interdependence The modern world is a complex mechanism, as it consists of numerous actors engaged…

  • A Damned Piece of Rascality: The Business of Slave Trading in Southern Appalachia

    Slave trading in southern Appalachia Aaron Purcell is the author of the article, A Damned Piece of Rascality: The business of slave trading in Southern Appalachia The article has laid focus on Meek, Hayne, and Company, a firm that dealt with slave trading in Southern Appalachia. The article, which was published in the east Tennessee…

  • Economic Development: International Trade Debate

    The world is too difficult to judge of it categorically. People live within positive and negative conditions and the instinct for self-preservation drives people to take great pains in order to survive in cruel realities. In this respect I would like to mention that every material thing helps people promote further life. Money is the…

  • Trade in Singapore: Economic and Political Aspects

    Executive Summary After a long heritage of colonial exploitation, Singapore has evidenced as a high per capita ranged country and a remarkable free trade zone with significant economic development. Thus, it is necessary to study the political economy of Singapore. This paper has involved doing so with starting form country overview, historical overview, geographic &…

  • Impact of International Trade on Emerging Economies

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction The impact of international trade on emerging economies is discussed globally by modern economists. Emerging economies are the countries that are developing at rapid rates and have the foundations of a market economy. They have the potential to be developed markets, but they lack internal private…