… Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) <Tab/>Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) is an extension of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The FTAA follows a similar model that was developed by NAFTA. FTAA has nine…

… political beginning, as a new coming technology with great possibilities, satellites technology had to find interest in political leaders minds at first and than to appear in hands of military sources. Here keeping and showing power played the leading…

… The Spanish economy has continued to grow at a faster pace (2.4% in GDP terms) than the Twelve (1.3% on average) . Indeed, a member country, the United Kingdom, even went into recession, during this period with its GDP falling 1.4% (appendix…

… of the topic 2)<Tab/>Meaning of Liberalization of Trade 3)<Tab/>Examples of Liberalization of Trade a.<Tab/>North American Free Trade Agreement b.<Tab/>European Union c.<Tab/>Gene…

… a game between national policymakers and private market participants. National policy makers are charged with managing their home economics and yet they make international commitments, hence the dual objectives causes inconsistencies in national policie…

… on the economic growth of China and Japan between 1950 and 2000 Since the world economy went in 1950s, it increased at an amazing high speed. Many countries went out of the war's shadow and started their economic restorations. In Asia, China and…

… Date: The settlement of a transaction takes place by transfers of deposits between two parties. The day on which these transfers are effected is called the Settlement Date or the Value Date. 2.<Tab/>Spot Rate: When…

… country or foreign markets to develop a small business, I have chosen a country with a broad range of entrepreneurial opportunities. Some countries or markets are conducive to certain trades, products or services to be successful for small business…

… very seriously. Their largest international trading partner, the United States of America currently receives 80.3% of Canada's total exports while 73% of Canada's total imports come from the USA. While this may seem favourable since the two countries…

… [in 1978], China's economy has been growing at a pace that commands the world's admiration. Entering the 1990s, however, the high-speed growth of the virtual economy has produced a large number of bubbles. Arguably, the major factor contributing to…