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Q: 1. Should international companies invest in countries with totalitarian regimes? Why?

A: Totalitarian regimes: It is a form of government which is not democratic and restricts the…

Q: discuss any four factors that foreign direct investment (FDI) consider when evaluating the political…

A: Foreign direct investment (FDI) : A foreign direct investment (FDI) can be described as  a financial…

Q: The United States often links its trade policy with its foreign policy. Do you agree with this? What…

A: Trade policy can be defined as rules and regulations of a country that are formulated in line with…

Q: How is a country’s economic well-being enhanced through free international trade in goods and…

A: We can understand how a country’s economic well being is enhanced through free international trade…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a function of the International Monetary Fund? a. Serve as lender of…

A: Lender of last resort means that if an eligible organization any difficulty in raising loan and the…

Q: Can an international firm have one set of absolute ethics standards that must be followed at all…

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Q: What determines a country’s net international investment position

A: The Net International Investment Position is basically the quantity after casting off the outside…

Q: Why an INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE ORGANISATION is crucial in different countries.

A: International Business An international business refers to the carrying out of business activities…

Q: The OECD an intergovernmental organization has promoted more responsible business conduct through…

A: Solution                                          Conduct through various Codes of Conduct.…

Q: Why has Macro-prudential policy increased in use following the GFC? Provide explanations in detail…

A: The GFC refers to the Global Financial Crisis. It occurred in the year 2008 when the subprime…

Q: The regulatory body responsible for serving the public interest by strengthening the profession and…

A: The IASB seems to be the standard-setting organization of the IFRS Foundation, an autonomous,…

Q: What is the importance of non-verbal communication when negotiating with other countries?

A: Non-verbal communication indicates communication through expression through face, eyes, gestures and…

Q: What factors lead to differences between countries? What are the implications for the IAS? Are the…

A: INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS HAVE NOT BEEN ADOPTED BY ALL THE COUNTRIES. MANY OF THESE…

Q: All of the following except are key issues on the table at the Doha Round. a) Anti-dumping policies…

A: The Doha Round was a trade related round of discussions held in 2001 with an objective of…

Q: Explain what international trade is all about

A: International trade, in plain and simple words, is trade outside the national boundaries of a…

Q: Explain the fundamentals of International Trade ?

A: International trade refers to the exchange of goods and services between and across the countries.…

Q: Analysing the likely reasons why the USA has not yet fully adopted IFRS

A: International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) : Intended to make financial statements of…

Q: countries across the globe have joined the race to attract foreign direct investment. examine the…

A: Foreign Direct investment is the flow of capital across countries. FDI is the direct investment of…

Q: Differentiate between Uruguay Round, the Failed Doha Round, and Bilateral Agreements?

A: Contract - An agreement between two or more parties is known as a contract. A party is any…

Q: Which one of the four macroenvironmental forces does AutoZone face the greatest threat?

A: The four macro-environmental forces are: Political Environments, Socio-cultural environment,…

Q: What is Dunning's OLI framework and how does it help us to understand foreign direct investment ?

A: A financial investment made by the individual or company from one nation into a company of another…

Q: If international trade barriers were removed, how would it impact the PPP and the IFE? Would they be…

A: A trade barrier is a governmental restriction on the movement of international products or services.…

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A: GDPA is the highest regulatory standard which regulating how companies of Europe and US are…

Q: Discuss two ways in which foreign aid could actually be harmful to a country's development.

A: International aid, international transfer of capital, goods or services by a national or…

Q: Describe direct foreign investment process?

A: Step 1 A foreign direct investment (FDI) is a financial investment made by a company or individual…

Q: Conduct a SWOT Analysis of the ASEAN Organizational Structure. Analyze the strengths, weaknesses,…

A: The goal of Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) is to improve the life of people with…

Q: What does it mean by "Financial Services" when pertaining to the North American Free Trade Area

A: The North American Free Trade Area is popularly known as NAFTA. This free trade agreement was put…

Q: Do you agree think that Brexit is beneficial to Malaysia? Justify your answer.

A: Brexit is exist of Britain from European union and Britain would have separate identity from Europe.…

Q: Is Globalization good or bad? Support your answer with relevant information or argument.

A: Globalization means reduction of barriers for international trade. That means any company can sell…

Q: ould developing countries be required to peg their currency to that of a devel

A: Developing countries are those which are under developed and there is need of development to remove…