Questions from Globalization

Q: NAFTA has improved Mexico-U.S. trade and investment

NAFTA has improved Mexico-U.S. trade and investment, yet bilateral trade between the United States and China is greater than with Mexico. Why is this true?

Q: In the BOP accounts, what are the four basic components of

In the BOP accounts, what are the four basic components of the current account? How can information about the financing of a country’s current account be obtained?

Q: What is the difference between independent floating, managed floating, and

What is the difference between independent floating, managed floating, and fixed exchange rate systems? Provide an example of a direct quote of an exchange rate.

Q: Briefly describe the international monetary systems implemented under the Bretton Woods,

Briefly describe the international monetary systems implemented under the Bretton Woods, Smithsonian, and Jamaica Agreements.

Q: How can the Big Mac Index be used to make PPP comparisons

How can the Big Mac Index be used to make PPP comparisons between countries? Using such comparisons, what can be learned about the future possible direction of exchange rates between countries?

Q: Assume that the one-year U.S. Treasury bond

Assume that the one-year U.S. Treasury bond rate is 3% and the similar European government bond rate is 5%. Comparing these inflation rates, could it be expected that the dollar will appreciate or dep...

Q: It appears likely that a free trade area in much of Asia

It appears likely that a free trade area in much of Asia is likely by the end of 2020. What are the global implications for such a development?

Q: 1. Given the security concerns of both the EU and Russia

1. Given the security concerns of both the EU and Russia, where should the EU’s eastern border end? Do you think the buffer states should become NATO members as well? Why or why not? 2. Should non-uni...

Q: How does auditing contribute to better financial reporting?

How does auditing contribute to better financial reporting?

Q: To partially overcome its current account deficit, the United States needs

To partially overcome its current account deficit, the United States needs to attract FDI that could spur economic growth. What policy measures should the United States take to keep attracting FDI int...