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    development of international business and trade. Before the airplane, it was very difficult for businesses to operate on an international basis because their representatives couldn't conduct important business deals in person(“ how did the airplane”). Now, the airplane has made it possible for business representatives to visit foreign countries and conduct their business abroad. trade with farther countries was not possible before the invention of airplanes, but because of airplanes…

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    Argentina Economy

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    were financed through foreign financing or international cash flows. As the fall of exports and increase in imports increased there was a large deficit in the country current accounts. Due to increase in currency valuation the demand for imports fell by 1998 where the country’s economy experienced a major drop in the gross domestic production. These severe changes in the country’s economy led to a drastic fall in cash flow as fears increased among international investors due to uncertainty…

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    China's World Economy

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    economy depends on whether or not the independent economies of countries thrive. The world economy is shrinking because of china’s economic slowdown and the overpricing of oil. The world economy is comprised of individual economies and their international trading of goods and services. If the majority of the comprising economies are growing steadily then the world economy will grow also. The modern world economy was formed after World War II because the leading world countries at the time…

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    4.4.3 Objective Three: To check extent which the International Relations in collaboration with other sectors have marketed EAC abroad for sustenance of the integration. 4.4.3.1 Tourism and Wildlife Management EAC Single Tourist Visa: A roadmap to fast track the introduction of an EAC Single Tourist Visa was developed and adopted by the Multi- Sectoral Task Force. The Single Tourist Visa is expected to enable tourists to visit all Partner States on a single visa. Introduction of a Single…

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    the U.S. Federal Reserve and the International…

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    In this study, the poll conducted by Selzer & Company was used. The poll was conducted between the dates March 19-22, 2016. The title was International Trade / Global Economy. The poll aimed at seeking opinions of the people of Bloomberg on the issue of restricting the importation of goods into the country. This is an interesting poll because it touches the political and socio-economic structures that a nation is built on. The study also revealed the general opinion of the public about what…

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    manicured open spaces with a coordinated infrastructure and communications network. The Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone is the focus of study here. The Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone is planned to be the new commercial heart of the whole city, and an extension of the Bund – the financial core of Shanghai that lies across the Huangpu River from Lujiazui (Lang , 2005). In 1992 an international urban design competition was…

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    high and the rate of poverty is low. Australia is phenomenal and this country is among the first five developed countries of the world. There are four main component of the Australian economic system which had finance, manufacturing, services and trade. (Australia on Net) The main economy for Australia is control by service sector, although the agricultural and mining sectors account for 57% of the nation’s exports. The Australian economy is dominated…

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    East Asia Economy

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    The composition of trade for the country had shifted sharply from primary products to manufacture largely shaping up the portfolio of China’s international trade. The extent of China’s economic growth led by exports is such that for every four color-television sets sold around the world, one is from China while there is one Chinese in every…

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    their markets (“Has Globalization”). These trade liberalizations have resulted in a drastic increase in international trade. In Ginna Hauge’s and Marier Magnusson’s, study on the Globalization of Brazil, a quote reads, “During the 1990’s, Brazil and the other Latin American countries changed their trade and development policies, to varying degrees from the ‘import substitution industrialization’ policies of the 1960’s and 1970’s to more ‘export-oriented’ trade liberalizing alternatives,”…

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