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International Trade, Investment, and Finance

1. How does international trade transmit expansion and recession from one country to

another?

International business influences economic expansion and recessions from one country to

another through the exchange of foreign capital investments, physical/non-tangible commodities,

differentiating goods including services. In many cases, a highly dependent relationship existing

between two or more countries sharing treaties such as the NAFTA agreements depend on

foreign investments and exchange which directly affects the monetary value of a country’s gross

domestic product (GDP). International trade transmits expansions and recessions because of

influences economic growth sustains professional employment opportunities and promotes

purchasing power on behalf of consumers.

2. How does international investment transmit expansions and recessions from one country

to another?

Mutual funds (SEC, 2016), trade funds and growing form investment portfolios transmit

expansions and recessions from one country to another through its method of diversifying risk

amongst the foreign markets and US companies. Domestic securities and foreign investments

propel emerging markets and stimulate economic growth, the expansion of economic

opportunity. Hence, the alternative effect, if the investments transmit economic growth, then, a

fair assumption can be made that the opposite effect influencing dwindling relationships between

countries or neglecting treaties would imply that economic deterioration would soon follow

(SEC, 2016).

3. How does international finance transmit expansions and recessions from one country to

another?

International finance transmits expansions and recessions from one country to another

because it directly influences the trading countries monetary policy, debts, and deficit, the gross

domestic product including porting or sustaining current economic prosperity. The scarcity of

financial investments a countries financial income which in turn promotes economic downfall

and fosters a subsequent economic recession (SEC, 2016).

4. Explain why foreign investments are subject to wider fluctuations than domestic

investments.

Foreign investments subjected to wider fluctuations than domestic investments because

trading investments with foreign companies known to produce innovative technologies that

influence international finance you high returns for investors, and governments. Investing

fluctuations in foreign investments deviate from domestic investments because many countries

have reduced oversight, lack statutory compliance and not financially responsible for effective

auditing or reporting to governmental auditing agency. Investing opportunities from foreign

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countries lack operational governance. Thus, economic variables differentiate whereby

minimally priced investment purchases are traded premium sales on other stock exchange

markets. Essentially speaking, the fluctuation of monetary value directly implies poor regulation

practices and the lack of administrative enforcement.

Q2. Who gains and who loses from government support of agriculture in the US?

State gains include increased controls and tax revenues for supporting agricultural

productions. Farmers receive support to sustain their livelihoods and crops. Consumers gain from

lower sales prices controlled by government support of agricultural productions. Therefore, the

continuing relationships form a dependent cycle that drives market demands.

Why does it continue?

The government acknowledges that by stimulating economic growth that synchronously

relays upon meeting the demands of consumers. In other words, the government is making an

investment into its economy by supporting the growth of businesses, which is driving, a factor

that is promoting economic recovery, sustainability, growth or combination thereof.

Q3. How is the poverty of underdeveloped countries explained by colonialism and

neocolonialism?

Colonialism would account for the poverty of an underdeveloped country as a society of

developing capitalism. Colonialism would consider underdeveloped nations as the establishment,

the maintenance, and expansion of people into differentiating geological locations rather than a

society solely dependent upon its administrative resources. In other words, an underdeveloped,

impoverished country is a society seeking to expand its evolutionary existence. Innovative

technologies are today’s colonial perspective of the society dependent on expanding available

resources or generating, cultivating or promoting a profitable product into a domestic or foreign

market.

Neocolonialism would explain the poverty of underdeveloped country as a society

controlled by the lack of providing supporting dependency upon resources. An example would

include a political ideology controlling economic factors that limit available resources such as

basic human and health programs. Neocolonialism on unequally shifting balances deriving from

power struggles between colonies and their nations. Neocolonialism continued to the 21

century, whereas poverty depends heavily on resources such as the Department of Human Health

and Human Services as a source of income.

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