The economics term 'trade diversion,' highlighting its meaning, historical context, and analytical frameworks.
A thorough exploration of the economic term 'trade gap' (also known as trade deficit), its background, historical implications, and relevance within various economic theories.
An in-depth exploration of trade policy, its definitions, variations, and impacts.
A restriction or prohibition by one country of trade contacts with another country due to disapproval of its actions or policies.
Discussions on the arrangements for international trade conducted bilaterally, regionally, or globally.
Understanding TRIPS, an international agreement established in 1995 to protect intellectual property rights globally.
An agreement reached in the Uruguay Round to attempt to control national policies such as investment subsidies which have significant effects on international trade.
An index number weighted according to the shares of various countries in a nation’s trade, used to compute the country's effective exchange rate.
A currency used to invoice international trade transactions.
A comprehensive free-trade agreement aimed at deepening economic ties between 12 Pacific Rim countries.
The expenses associated with moving goods from one location to another, influenced by factors such as the weight, size, fragility, and perishability of the goods.
An in-depth look into turnkey projects, their structure, benefits, and place in economic theory and practice.
A detailed exploration of the concept of an under-valued currency, its consequences, causes, and related economic aspects.
An office set up to formulate US trade policy and conduct trade negotiations, forming part of the Executive Office of the President.
An economic term denoting a currency widely used in international trade transactions between countries that do not use that currency domestically.
An explanation of the term 'Visible Balance' in economics, detailing its meaning, historical context, and its role within various economic frameworks.
Definition and Examination of the World Trade Organization (WTO)
