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International Trade and Finance...?Introduction International trade is one of the importance factors that would help least developed countries (LDCs) to improve their economic performances and share in the international market. LDCs are said to be the poorest and underdeveloped nations with very small population and have the weakest economic performance in the international community. The economies of these countries are highly vulnerable and they also have a very low income with a per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) under $900, and low levels of human development index ratings. The current list of LDCs includes 49 countries particularly situated in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean...
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In spite of error-laden letter of credit system of trade financing, it is still preferred for the banks’ role played between the applicant...
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International Trade Finance.... A letter of credit may also be arranged by the customer in the bank which should then be documented. This documentation and means of payment in international trade reduces chances of non-payment.
References list
Buckley, A 2012, International finance: A practical perspective. Harlow, England: Pearson.
Carr, I, & Stone, P, 2013, International Trade Law. Hoboken: Taylor and Francis.
Cavusgil, ST., Knight, GA., & Riesenberger, JR, 2012, International business: The new realities. Upper Saddle River, N.J: Prentice Hall/Pearson.
David, PA 2013, International logistics: The management of...
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International Trade and International Finance...International Trade and International Finance Contents Answer Critical evaluation of Keynes’s critique 3 Answer 2) Criteria for optimum currency area and possibility of Asian Union 6
2.1) Introduction to optimum currency area theory 6
2.2) Different views on optimum currency area theory 7
2.3) Criteria for optimum currency area 9
2.4) Summary of benefits and costs of a currency union 10
2.5) Discussions of an Asian Union 11
2.6) Possibilities of smaller union such as East Asia, Central Asia and ASEAN 11
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Answer 1) Critical evaluation of Keynes’s critique
Great English Economist, John Maynard Keynes published a book named ‘The general theory of...
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