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    1. My initial position on trading simulation was to forecast and capture the trends of the ETF market by focusing on the Macroeconomics such as effect of the Presidential Election, GDP rate and foreign currency fluctuation. According to The Washington Post, the committee judges of The Federal Reserve have strengthened the idea of an increase in the interest rate after the election. Since the Presidential Election was scheduled during the trading simulation, I also expected the interest rate to…

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    Their currency was called Drachma’s and their worth was based on weight. During his reign with his brother, they had to drop how much they were worth. Egypt’s currency during his reign lost lots of value. It was mostly due to the two wars that had happened during his reign and the struggle for power between Ptolemy VIII and his brother. The wars were bad for the economy because of how much it costs to pay the soldiers and give them weapons. This caused Ptolemy VIII to make the Egyptian currency…

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    In God We Trust Analysis

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    As I discussed before, most people see the motto as something that is part of America history and not necessarily as something religious, the same thing can be said about the freemason symbols imprinted in the US currency. Unlike other things that were part of America’s history like slavery, the motto doesn’t discriminate or press any atheist or people of other religions. More importantly, Justin J. Latterell argues in the article “in God We Trust: Abraham…

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    2. Problem Statement These methods have shortcomings and lack the in depth explanation or causality of the complex Intermarket relationships. Moreover, these methods like neural networks and manual or automated technical analysis assume a fixed relationship and do not accommodate well to the ever changing dynamics in the global economy and the change in the relationships (divergence/decoupling) between these four markets. Many factors influence the change in the relationships between these…

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    In the currency terms, the seller must choose either a currency that is relatively stable such as USD or the seller’s own currency (AUD) since the manufacture of BDS located in the Australia. h. Terms of delivery The terms of delivery are important in the international trade transactions because these terms will determine…

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    Moral Hazard Essay

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    One of the investment opportunities available in the international bond market comes in the form of a foreign bond. To be considered a foreign bond, the issuing company residing in one country must have issued the bond in a foreign country in a currency that is native to that foreign country (Mishkin & Eakins, 2012). As an example provided by the textbook, early railroads built in the United States were financed by foreign bonds sold in Britain during the nineteenth century (Mishkin & Eakins,…

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    worldwide. Silver was the economic backbone of China, and was the main source of commodity money used, and with the rich black flint ore found at Potosi, 326 million silver coins have been taken out according to the Spanish royal records. Silver the currency used in China was very valuable among the Chinese and Japanese people alike, and it varied in the markets. In fact, the Portuguese went to Japan just to acquire silver, and from there, they would take those silver coins to China and bring…

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    money measurement concept is only can record factors that can be measured by money. Aspects that cannot be objectively measured, such as work experience, honesty of employees, effective management cannot be recorded. Currency value is assumed to be constant, but in reality, the currency often changes from time to time, depending on demand and supply. Objectivity Concept has advantageousness. Fair value in the financial position will provide a clearer picture of a business or can claim the…

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    They came up with the idea of adopting a single currency to support the trade process between countries run more efficiently. During the process they ran into many issues while dealing with international trade for their new currency was being denied by international banks. The Maastricht Treaty put into effect conditions that stated that all European Union members must meet before they can participate in the institution of the single currency. These conditions were meant to help the transition…

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    been achieved. It is clear that many of the primary sources available are often biased and therefore must be compared to other sources on similar events to gain an accurate idea of Roman culture. Through the addition of other sources such as ancient currency it is possible to gain an accurate idea of Roman history. It is important to identify when a resource is biased so that it can be eliminated to prevent it from providing us with an inaccurate depiction of the ancient Roman society, since…

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