Category: Trade

  • Employment Contract, Termination and Restraint to Trade

    Employment Contract, Termination and Restraint to Trade Table of Contents Introduction Human Resource Issues How to Avoid the Situation Ethical issues Advice to Doctor Wong Conclusion Reference List Introduction An employment contract is an agreement between two parties, that is, the employer and the employee (Mouzas, S. & Furmston, M., 2008). The contract is a…

  • Example of Successful Trading Company: Walmart, INC.

    Example of Successful Trading Company: Walmart, INC. Trade is the basis of any kind of business. One of the examples of successful trading companies is Walmart, Inc., an American company that manages the worlds largest wholesale and retail chain. The main target regions are the USA and Mexico; also, the company is presented in Canada,…

  • Foreign Investment and Trade Policy in the US

    Foreign Investment and Trade Policy in the US Table of Contents Recent Investments Intrafirm Trade Foreign Investments by Industry and Country Acquisitions and Establishments Foreign Investment and National Security Economic Performance Conclusion Recent Investments The presented article opens with a review of recent investments at the time of its writing. The authors state that the…

  • The UK Global Competitiveness in Trade After Brexit

    The UK Global Competitiveness in Trade After Brexit Executive Summary The long-term goal for UK in international trade is to be globally competitive. One major problem is the negative trend in trade deficit during the last decade with EU members. To achieve the best possible outcomes in the short-term and in the long-term for UK,…

  • Commodity Trading Advisor: Skills and Practice Analysis

    Commodity Trading Advisor: Skills and Practice Analysis Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Main body Conclusion Work Cited Page Abstract The first question I need to ask myself is who I am and why I am being called a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) and not just a general businessman? A CTA is a person who oversees…

  • Canadas International Trade Policy

    Canadas International Trade Policy Introduction International trade strategies have changed for Canada. In fact, 2017 is proving to be the year that define the countrys international trade policy. The US wants to renegotiate NAFTA and the dwindling outcomes of the Asia-Pacific trade policy, Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), provide an opportunity for a review of trade policy.…

  • International Business and Free Trade Agreement

    International Business and Free Trade Agreement Table of Contents Introduction Advantages of NAFTA to the USA Disadvantages of NAFTA to the USA Individual Conclusion Question Two Recommendation References Introduction The North American Free Trade Agreement, which has been in existence for seventeen years, was signed in 1994. This agreement created a free trade area between…

  • International Trade Theory: Hills Book Summary

    International Trade Theory: Hills Book Summary Chapter summaries This chapter begins by giving a brief overview of the benefits of international trade through the examination of the garment industry in Bangladesh. This chapter has also evaluated several theories that outline the advantages of a country engaging in international trade and the model of international trade…

  • Greeces Trading Interaction Analysis

    Greeces Trading Interaction Analysis Economic Data Major trading partners The country interacts with multiple countries in terms of trading relationships. Greeces major trading partners are Germany, Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Iraq, and Russia (WTO, 2021). Major imports Greece imports in Germany, Iraq, Italy, Russia, and China; major imports are fuel, mineral waxes, oil, technical equipment,…

  • The Political Economy of International Trade

    The Political Economy of International Trade The chapter focuses on international trade and how most governments usually view free trade as ideal but may interfere with the trading for political and economic reasons. The instruments used by governments to regulate trade include; tariffs, subsidies on goods, import quotas on goods and services, voluntarily restraining some…