International Finance
Discussion question 2 International Finance question 1 International Trade (1 pages, 0 slides)
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Title: | Discussion question 2 International Finance question 1 International Trade |
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please answer 2 questions every question i halve page make sure you put the reference for every question by it self so i can know wish on for number 1 and wish reference for number 2 question make sure your references are constructed correctly, you should give last name and first initial, also use journal articles. thanks lease make sure There no inadequate analyses in some article content Relationship is drawn between some key points and minimal reflection and insights given. Research from Ebsco and Proquest are very helpful, also Http//:WWW.SSRN.Com is another websites that can be used for financial ———————————————————————————————–question 1 International Trade–
If the United States or another country has a negative balance in the current account, what can we conclude from this information? A banker’s acceptance guarantees payment to the exporter so that credit risk of the importer is not worrisome. It allows the importers to import goods without being turned down due to uncertainty about their credit standing. It is a revenue generator for the bank since a fee is received by the bank for this service.— |
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Current account is one component of the balance of payment that consists of net factor income, net cash transfers and balance of trade. If a country’s current account balance is a deficit, it indicates that the country is a net borrower from other countries. Current account is calculated by the formula CA= (X-M) + NY + NCT where X is exports, M is imports, NY is income and NCT is Net current transfer. A negative balance will mean that a country’s exports are less than its imports …
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