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    Pakistan and its Culture: Pakistan is a country that is located in South Asia and is a relatively new country. Although Pakistan has only been a country since 1947, the history in the area goes back thousands of years. A lot of the culture in Pakistan has been based off that history, and has some diversity due to that history. Understanding the culture of a country helps the military associate with the people in that country and builds good public relations. Political and Military: Pakistan’s…

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    context, WTO does not restrict the direct instrument like export tax. The effect of an export tax is to reduce the domestic price of the resource, since producers adjust supply until they are indifferent between exporting and selling in the domestic market. Given the global price, this transfers revenue from the resource producer to government, and to domestic users. It further creates the usual distortionary gaps as the marginal value of exports comes to exceed the price in the domestic…

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    The apparel and clothing industry consist of around 1500 tariff lines of Harmonized System (HS). Indian apparel industry consists of both domestic and export market. As per a recent survey, the value of domestic apparel market is US$ 15 billion contributing 45% towards the overall apparel business of the country. Indian apparel industry has helped for the establishment and growth of various MSMEs under…

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    The article “Exporters see dim outlook for growth” connects to the economic setting of Thailand. Exports have been decreasing the past four years. Having decreasing exports means less money going into the economy. Industrial products also decreased by 2%. The government believes that export growth will increase. Low exports can affect foreign exchange decreasing trades with other countries and losing more money. Thailand also has had challenges competing with neighboring countries. The article…

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    Many other economic activities depend on agriculture, including marketing, processing, and export of agricultural products. Production is overwhelmingly of a subsistence nature, and a large part of commodity exports are provided by the small agricultural cash-crop sector. One of the most important cash crop in Ethiopia was coffee. Approximately twenty-five percent of the population depended directly or…

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    advantage over other countries by causing the exchange rate of the domestic currency to fall in relation to other currencies. Every country would want to prosper, but why does it depreciates its currency? There are 3 reasons: Firstly, to boost the exports. Secondly, to reduce the trade balance deficit and thirdly to reduce the debt burdens. It is a global phenomena and has various positive and negative impacts. For developing countries it is a loss situation at the time of implementation(…

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    Factory Asia Case Study

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    global center for manufacturing assembly in the 1990s. China import intermediate goods such as parts and components from other East and South- East Asian countries such as Republic of Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, then export the finished goods to other countries. This leads to an increase in trade and opportunities for the developing economies in Asia that are parts of the IPNs. Furthermore, the growing IPNs has a tremendous impact on merchandise trade patterns and…

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    Argentina

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    of imports. Within five years the amount spent on imports went from $55B in 2008 to $72.1B in 2013. Exports on the other hand have stayed about in proportion to exports. The exports to have been increasing. For example, from $71.2B in 2008 to $76.3B in 2013. It wasn’t as much as a change has the amount the exports increased over the five year period, but it still increased. The top leading export…

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    encouraged exports and discouraged imports. This theory was flawed because it believed the only way to improve one’s country was at the expense of others. Which lead to restricted international trade and paying colonies almost nothing for their exports and charging heavily for their exports. 1B Absolute advantage refers to the ability of a country to produce a good or service better than any other for less resources. This is different from Mercantilism because it does not force a country to…

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    extent seems to exist past shadow in developed countries. So we have to work hard to deal with the international economic situation, to find some reasons. Our country should make efforts to do the following aspects 1, Technological innovation In the export trade, small and medium-sized enterprises of our country exist technology with low added value, lack of independent innovation "mishap". So at present in China to do is to improve the traditional energy use patterns, accelerate renewable…

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