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.
Issues of international trade and its relevance. Artículos de comercio internacional y su actualidad.
Showing posts with label inflation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inflation. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 April 2014
JAPAN: AN EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW FOR THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
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
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE SITUATION OF VENEZUELA
Given
the different social manifestations now a day in Venezuela, we would
like to analyze this country to see its the role in international
trade and how it plays in foreign markets to understand the issues
that affect their society.
Friday, 31 January 2014
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