Analyzing
the origins of the expansion of International Trade, U.S. forces see
how prefix your currency as a mechanism for international payment and
then, with the unilateral breaking of the gold standard, the rest of
the world embarks on credit expansion until the global financial
crisis interrupted stage making a dent in the global economy. From
this new situation, arise new approaches, which come from the hand of
Russia, with the purpose of changing the dollar standard that
prevails at present; and we wonder what will happen.
Issues of international trade and its relevance. Artículos de comercio internacional y su actualidad.
Showing posts with label exchange rate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exchange rate. Show all posts
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
UNRAVELING THE INS AND OUTS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Etiquetas:
China,
credit expansion,
currency,
dollar standard,
Europe,
exchange rate,
exports,
gold standard,
imports,
interest rate,
international trade,
Latin America,
raw materials,
Russia,
Trade balance,
UK,
US
Thursday, 10 April 2014
JAPAN: AN EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW FOR THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
Japan
is currently the world's third largest economy after the U.S. and
China. However, the country's traditional policy given its cultural
conviction and a series of events outside their control have
catapulted to a continued deadlock in time for decades. It was break
the routine combining perfectly both monetary and fiscal policy, so
it starts to show signs of a speedy recovery and hope to continue
down the path right. Japan begins to leave behind deflation and would
be interesting that the European Central Bank take note of how to do
following suit.
Etiquetas:
deflation,
ECB,
energy,
European Union,
exchange rate,
export,
fiscal policy,
growth,
import,
inflation,
interest rate,
Japan,
Japanese,
monetary policy,
public debt,
trade surplus,
US
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