ECO/372
June 7, 2012
International trade and finance speech
Hello ladies and gentlemen hope you day is going well so fair. My name is Linda, I wanted to come out and speak with about the International trade and finance I will be handing out a booklet that show you what I will talking about if you should have an question write the down and I will try address them all after my speech. In many ways the United States and Japanese are the leading opponents in the international trade since both countries manufacture numerous amounts of the same goods. For instance, Toshiba’s major competitor in the personal computer is Dell. Subsequently to the materialization of the world trade organization the quantity of the international trade has boosted too the largest and countries are enthusiastically partake in the trade to push their gross domestic product. In addition, to this active contribution in the trade this permits them to focus on what they know how to do best alone with enjoy a greater variety of goods and services. This paper will observe more intensely about the comparative advantages, exchange rate risks and trade barriers in the international trade and finance this will give the reader a better understanding on how the trade world works.
Comparative advantage
Within the international trade the task of comparative advantage is massive and it can be referred to other as the capability of a country or company to manufacture a particular good or service at a lower opportunity cost than the other competitive country or company.
Exchange rate risk
The exchange rate is the cost of one country's currency in provisions of another country's money. This risk frequently has an effect on organizations that export and/or import, however it can also influence on stockholders that may want to create international funds. For