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Would there ever be an instance in which a relatively small nation could profit from comparative advantage with a much larger nation? What would that condition look like? What situations might tend to lend themselves to benefit smaller countries for trade with larger ones?
The Microsoft trial has been one of biggest investigations of antitrust behavior since turn of the century. Supporting the governments side research and present a cohesive argument to the other side.
Assume the dollar-pound rate equals $.5 per pound. According to purchasing power parity theory, determine the dollar's exchange rate under each of the following scenarios?
Sydney is wants to start a new business, but would have to give up a job with a total compensation of $100,000 every year. After researching the new business opportunity, Syndey created following estimates.
Suppose that government imposed price ceiling on gasoline in order to prevent values from getting too high. Determine the economic implications of this action in the gasoline markets?
Suppose last year's real GDP was $7,000 billion, this years nominal GDP is $8,820 billion, and GDP-deflator for this year is 120. Determine the growth rate of real GDP?
Jack and May are the only residents of a small island. Jack operates a paper-mill, and has expenses given by MPC = 10+2Q. Jack gets a value of $24 for each unit of paper he sells.
Given an hour of production, Norway can manufacture ten cars and twenty trucks and Costa Rica can manufacture five cars and fifteen trucks.
In one day, Canada can manufacture either 200 tonnes of wheat or ninety tonnes of copper ingots. In one day, Chile can manufacture either 120 tonnes of wheat or 175 tonnes of copper ingots.
Absolute and comparative advantage: Describe how these concepts explain the benefits and costs of international trade.
A FX dealer in London normally quotes spot, 1M, 3M and 6M forward. When you ask over the phone for current quotes for YEN or USD you hear "111.43 to 51, 52 to 48, 150 to 144, 337 to 205"
A bicycle produced in the U.S. costs $100. Using the exchange rates listed in Table 1, what would the bicycle cost in each of the following nations?
Using demand and supply analysis, answer the questions. Determine the effects on the exchange rate between the British pound and the Japanese yen from:
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