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International Trade

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International trade
According to Business Dictionary, International trade is “the exchange of goods or services along international borders”. It means, when one country sells its products to other countries or buys products in other countries, this country trades internationally.
Nowadays almost all the countries all over the world are involved in international trade because it has a lot of benefits. Countries that trade internationally:

Have opportunity to get products or services unavailable within its borders;

Sale more products that domestic market needs;
Have opportunities to the specialization;
Participate in world economy – have the excess to Foreign International Investments.
Along with the benefits, international trade leads to the Continue reading...

When I was growing up, buying a new dress meant my mother would escort us on a trip to a local retail clothing store downtown like Sears. Planning a family or romantic vacation getaway back then, was as simple as jumping into your car and taking ‘The Road Trip’ to grandma’s – unless you could afford the thrill of an airplane flight. But the times have radically transformed since grandmother’s day, and just as the digital realities of the speedy-paced Internet marketing activities have made business more complex and competitive, so has the world of merchandise marketing. In Continue reading...

Introduction

Consumer protection refers to laws or policies that protect the rights of people as consumers. Furthermore, consumer protection also address other issues that help or support consumers through policies that set guidelines for truthful advertising or promotion, and standards for fair trade (Federal Trade Commission, 2015). Overall, consumer protection laws are in place to prevent businesses from committing fraud to take advantage of consumers or gain advantage over the competition. The succeeding discussion is a brief description of the legal issue, the summary of consumer protection laws and statutes, and examples of cases related to the legal issue. The Continue reading...

Introduction

The North American Free Trade Agreement or simply NAFTA is an agreement between United States, Canada and Mexico which came into effect during 1994 . This agreement resulted in the establishment of the largest world’s free trade zone while forming the basis of high level of economic growth through improving trade relations among the signing countries. NAFTA is a good example of improving the status of workers, families, farmers, consumers and manufacturers through implementation of free trade. There are few issues associated with the trade as the result of NAFTA that are being faced by the stakeholders of the Continue reading...

Introduction to Africa

Introduction
Islam was one of the first major religions to be introduced in Africa in the mid-seventh century AD. This introduction came a few decades Prophet Muhammad and his followers had made their way from Mecca to Medina through the Arab Peninsula in 622 A.D. After the Arabs conquered Spain and pushed far past the Indus River, they created an empire that extended over three continents. These achievements were completed one hundred years after the prophet Muhammad had died. Between the 8th and 9th centuries, the religion was spread by Arab traders and travelers along the eastern coastline of Continue reading...

Business

Abstract
This paper writes about the trade between USA and the Middle East countries. It stated the problem statement, purpose of the study, reason of conflict, importance of trade between USA and Middle East Countries. Some International companies are stated as examples in this paper. In this paper explain strategy bilateral agreement which is later made as FTA its attempt to improve trade relationships between USA and Middle East Countries and finally its beneficial strategy for both sides.

Introduction to study

Internationally trade is recognized as the basic element to strengthen the economics of the world so there should be critically focused Continue reading...

The Federal Republic of Germany is a West European country, has a surface area of 357137 square meter, a population of 82800 million capita (2012 estimate), Berlin as a capital city, euro as official currency and is a UN member since 1973 ("Germany"). Indeed, Germany has a long history of economic activity and has always had an influence on international economy since empire era. In recent history, Germany has been a major player in global political and economic history, particularly over World War I and II. If anything, Germany can be said to fuel world political and economic history Continue reading...

Introduction

In today’s fiercely competitive business environment, the flow of goods from the supply side down to the final consumers has to be done as efficiently and effectively as possible in order to add value to the product. For the same reason, supply chain management has become one of the most important aspects of a business organization. This paper would like to investigate the supply chain strategy of Wal-Mart and how it is aligned with its over-all business strategy. Being one of the most successful retail companies of the world, Wal-Mart’s business supply chain strategy is considered as Continue reading...

CIA Drug Trafficking

The history of the establishment of the CIA and control of drug trafficking begins with Burma. It is necessary to focus on the fact that the CIA did not get sufficient funds for its operations from the US budget. Participation in the illegal drug trade allowed the CIA to solve many problems secret for 60 years. This way CIA (Central Intelligence agency) is an intelligence agency of USA seemed to be in drug trafficking not directly but indirectly supporting such groups that are a part of such unlawful activities; however, drug trafficking means illegal distribution, manufacturing and selling of Continue reading...

Abstract

Globalization refers to the growing interdependence of countries as a result of increase in international trade and the expansion of its scope, covering not only the exchange of goods but also services and capital. The benefits of globalization are well known - it allows to deepen the international division of labor more efficiently allocate resources and ultimately contributes to the average standard of living and increase the life prospects of the population (at lower cost for it).
Globalization enables countries to mobilize more significant amount of financial resources, since investors may use the broader financial instruments on the growing Continue reading...

Abstract

Al-Meera is a retail chain that operates over thirty three branches in Qatar. In the recent past, the retail operator has lost its market position because of dwindling customer loyalty. In this respect, it is necessary to determine the requisite factors in restoring customer satisfaction, a factor that is important in not only attracting, but also retaining its customers. This paper explores the role that branding plays in attracting and retaining customers at Al-Meera. This is done through the review of literature and a survey of selected customers from two branches. The study uses the quantitative approach, and more Continue reading...

Abstract

Al-Meera is a retail chain that operates over thirty three branches in Qatar. In the recent past, the retail operator has lost its market position because of dwindling customer loyalty. In this respect, it is necessary to determine the requisite factors in restoring customer satisfaction, a factor that is important in not only attracting, but also retaining its customers. This paper explores the role that branding plays in attracting and retaining customers at Al-Meera. This is done through the review of literature and a survey of selected customers from two branches. The study uses the quantitative approach, and more Continue reading...

Introduction

It was one among the country with lowest economic level during 1980s, but with major economic reforms initiated by its government during 1990’s, Peru is now among the fastest growing economies in the world. The economic growth of Peru is attributed to the increased foreign investments after it started cooperation with international institutions such as World Bank and International Monetary Fund. In addition to that, Peru’s vast natural resources contributed to the rapid development of its economy. Being a basically agricultural nation, Peru has also improved this sector in line with its economic liberalization. The Peruvian people Continue reading...

1.0 General Description
Islamic Republic of Mauritania, located in North Africa, is one of the largest nations of the region. Mauritania is the eleventh largest nation in the Africa with a territorial area of 10, 30, 700 square kilometre. Mauritania is adjoined by the Atlantic Ocean from west, bordered by the Western Sahara in north and by Mali in the east. Mauritania also shares its boundary with Algeria and Senegal. Nouakchott is the capital city of Mauritania and shelters more than one third of Mauritanian population. More than ninety percent of the Mauritania falls in the Sahara desert, and Continue reading...

1.  Identify the species' scientific name, listing status, and a short summary ofwhat is known about the species. 
Musk deer is a small animal with an average body length of 100cm and a height of 60-61 cm, at the shoulder level. Because of its long hind limbs, its movements resemble more like rabbit, than that of a deer. Seven species of musk deer are identified to date. The taxonomy of the species, is given below.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Moschidae
Scientific Name:
Moschus fuscus (native of Tibet, Vietnam, Tibet and listed endangered)
M.sibriricus (native of Tibet and listed Continue reading...

A look at the rivalry between Amazon and Target reveals quite a number of ethical issues especially with P&G’s fueling role. First and foremost, ethical issues that guide the supply chain and the suppliers themselves have been infringed. First, the supplier, who is P&G, treated one of the retailers (Amazon) with more precision compared to Target. Allowing Amazon to ship its products directly to consumers through its warehouses and moving products from other retailers such as Target’s to less prominent spaces in the stores was an unwelcomed move that was condemned by other retailers. The supply chain Continue reading...

Summary description of problems in development economics in low-income country

Reference of the review to the relevant literature
B. Ideas that lays the basis for the problems in development economics in low-income countries
Problem of Unemployment
Problem of poor health and education
Problem of inadequate infrastructure
Problem of fair trade and imposed taxes
Problem of slow integration into the global economy
N/b substantiation of the ideas with data and the writings of other authors
C. Conclusion

What the government needs to do to mitigate the problems that face low-income countries in terms of economic development.

Steps that NGO interested in helping the low-income countries to improve their income
Introduction
There are three groups of economies namely high income, middle income and low income. High-income economies are associated with Continue reading...

Introduction

Transnational crimes can be defined as crimes that cross the boundaries of more than one nation and have potential harmful impact across many nations. Transnational crimes are also defined as crimes that violate the fundamental values of the international community (CFR, 2014). Transnational crimes may seem like a new phenomenon in this age of globalization, but actually it is not a new thing to happen in the world. Its roots can be traced back to thousands of years ago when transnational slave trade was a norm between Persia and East Africa. Transnational crimes that continued for ages have taken Continue reading...

As it is known, drug trafficking and terrorism are the things, closely interrelated. Traffickers, who have rich experience of illegal ‘laundering’ of money, provide access to the financial sources for all major terrorist groups. In addition, terrorism and drug trafficking are closely linked to the illegal arms shipments.
The rapid growth of drug production and transit of weapons in countries, where for decades it is conducted the civil wars, support the conclusion that the internal armed conflict is a powerful stimulus for the activities of drug and weapon mafias. This applies to Yugoslavia (Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Kosovo), Afghanistan (the Continue reading...

Business and Corporate Level Strategy

Business and Corporate Level Strategy

Introduction

The industry that will be analyzed in this report is a retail industry, and the public limited company that will be comprehensively evaluated is Walmart. In 1962, Sam Walton established Walmart. It was incorporated on October 31, 1969. It was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1972. In 1962, it began with a single store in Rogers, Arkansas. It has developed into what is presently the world's biggest, the most emulated retailer. A few researchers allude to Walmart as the business innovator. Today, this retailing pioneer has annual incomes of over $100 Continue reading...