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    Introduction This study addresses the question of whether exchange rate changes have any significant and direct impact on trade balance. By examining the trade balances between one of the Asians country which is china and US countries for the sample period from 1977 to 2008‚ this study found that the role of exchange rate changes in initiating changes in the trade balances has been exaggerated. As such‚ an alternative explanation to the observed behavior of China trade balances in the selected sample

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    A Case Study for Yuan

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    Case Study A Yen for Yuan 1. China is trying to hold down the value of the yuan because the Chinese government believes that the appreciation of their currency can cause serious challenges to its export industry‚ as the price of the exported goods will increase causing the demand for Chinese goods worldwide to weaken and eventually causing serious unemployment in the country. The most obvious sign that China is pursuing a weak currency policy is shown by the Chinese Central Bank had been maintaining

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    Running head: DOLLAR DEPRECIATION The impact of a dollar depreciation on the trade balance of the United States Mai Dam Randolph College 2013 Abstract The trade deficit is an issue of concern in the contemporary U.S. economy. While depreciation of the dollar is used as a means to improve the trade deficit‚ the delay in its taking effect creates a puzzle for economists. The theory of J-curve is used to explain this delay‚ stating that a period of time is needed for the deficit to get

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    Padma Bridge

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    Padma Bridge Padma Multipurpose Bridge Carries | Motor vehicles‚ Railway | Crosses | Padma River | Locale | Louhajong‚ Munshiganj to Shariatpur and Madaripur‚ Bangladesh | Maintained by | Bangladesh Bridge Authority | Designer | Maunsell AECOM | Design | Truss bridge | Material | Steel | Total length | 6‚150 m (20‚180 ft) | Width | 21.10 m (69.2 ft) | The Padma Bridge is a multipurpose road-rail bridge across the Padma River to be constructed in Bangladesh. When completed

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    How is China’s exchange rate policy linked to its development strategy? How would changes in exchange rate policy impact growth in China as well as the rest of the world? Is the current exchange rate policy sustainable in the long run? China’s Policy is to attain a sustainable growth‚ by integrating more and more with world economy or in other words to become a rich economy‚ while generating employment to cater the growing workforce surplus in the country. It the current economic scenario exports

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    Foreign Currency Exchange

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    BUS 100 Business Assignment #1 Foreign Currency Exchange The foreign exchange rate is extremely significant in everyday life‚ even if you may not understand how or experience first hand. How much you give up of one currency to obtain another unit of currency is called the foreign exchange rate. Chapter 3‚ exporting global business‚ shows how important exporting and importing goods from around the world is and how it rely’s on the foreign currency exchange. A countries currency can be considered

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    MINI-CASE TWO The Saga of the Venezuelan Bolivar 1. What is a Parallel Currency Market and why would one exist? The Parallel Currency Market is an unofficial foreign-exchange market to trade home currency for foreign currency in the state of foreign government bonds. Although often priced unfavorably‚ there is still a strong existence and high demand for such a market due to restrictions and limited access in the home country on trade of foreign currency. 2. During the time period of the

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    Overview Fema

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    Overview of Foreign Exchange Management Act and Regulations The Beginners Study Course on Foreign Exchange Management Act May 09‚ 2013 WIRC CA Manoj Shah 2 Transition from Foreign Exchange Regulation Act‚ 1973 to Foreign Exchange Management Act‚ 1999 • Post liberalization (i.e. New Industrial policy of 1991) there was need to remove shackles of regulatory and legal provisions. Need to consolidate and amend the law relating to foreign exchange with the objectives of facilitating

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    We all know that each country has its own currency (except in Europe where a group of countries have a common currency).  The rate at which we can convert one currency into another currency is know as conversion rate between those two currencies.    Therefore‚ if I have Rs1‚000/- with me and I wish to get US $ by surrendering the above INR‚ I need to go to a bank or an authorized currency dealers for this transaction.    They will convert my INR into US$ at that day’s rate.    Thus‚ it becomes clear

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    Indian Rupee Free Fall

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    Six reasons why India’s rupee is in freefall Since July last year‚ the Indian rupee has fallen by more than 27% against the US dollar‚ one of the biggest declines among Asian currencies. Here are six main reasons for the steady slump in the value of India’s currency: UGE TRADE DEFICIT Continue reading the main story US Dollar v Indian Rupee Last Updated at 19 Jul 2013‚ 22:06 GMT $1 buys | change | % | 59.3950 | 0.00 | 0.00 | Since India imports more goods (in value terms) than it

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