Explain briefly the following:
(i) Fallacies of International Trade
(ii) David Hume’s price-specie-flow mechanism
(iii) Product life cycle theory of trade
Explain the following briefly:
i) Potential ordinary share ii) Ordinary share iii) Financial
instrument iv) Equity instrument v) Options, warrant and their
equivalents
State the double entry for the following:
i) Pre-acquisition dividend ii) Post-acquisition dividend iii)
Impairment in associate iv) Provision for unrealized profit v)
Depreciation of plant
What is the nominal tariff and the effective rate of protection
if there is a 30% tariff on a file cabinet and a 40% tariff on the
imported steel? The file cabinet costs $200, half of the price is
due to manufacturing costs and half to imported steel.
Provide a comparison of production subsidy, a tariff, and a
quota using a graph of each in your explanation.
Explain a Customs Union
- Why does creating a Customs Union create trade...
Give one example each , as to how(i) product constituents, (ii) branding, (iii) packaging, (iv)
product appearance, and (v) product quality are adopted in global
marketing efforts in an effort to meet the demands of any of the
many stakeholders such as customer, government, and others. - list
in bullet points format - List one point each for the five items
listed above.
The Austrian Trade-Cycle Theory of
the Business Cycle assumes:
a.) the recurrence of the business cycle is a monetary
phenomenon.
b.) the non-neutrality of money. Money has a driving force of its
own.
c.) mal-investments are introduced in the boom of the business
cycle and not in
the bust of the cycle. Capital consumption is the characteristic
feature of the
bust of
a non-financial crisis business cycle.
d.) all of the above.
The main project is : Buying a house.
▪ Explain briefly the
life cycle phases of this project and the major elements in each
phase.
▪ The work breakdown
structure (WBS) answers the question, “What are you going to do?”
in each phase. Provide a WBS that answers this question for each of
the phases with at least 3 levels of hierarchical breakdown.
▪ Put these activities
into a logical sequence. Translate your activities into key
milestones. How might you evaluate/measure each of...
In
your own words, explain the stages of the product life cycle. Next,
choose a product and describe the stage of the product life cycle
the product is in. What line extensions or product modifications
has the product you chose undergone?
What is the purpose of the Product Life Cycle? Identify and
explain the four stages of the product life cycle. In your
response, be sure to include an indication of how sales, profits,
product, price, promotion and place change with each stage. Explain
what marketers can do to extend the length of the product life
cycle? Provide examples to showcase your ideas.