International trade agreements have been in the news recently, from Britain’s decision to leave the EU to the United States pulling out of the agreement on TPP and the U.S. re-opening negotiations on NAFTA. Discuss the expected winners and losers from such events and how these events might affect attempts at international expansion, foreign direct investment, and enforcement of international regulations.

1. The following questions concern Jesse Gelsinger who suffered from partial OTC.

            a. In the United States the average person eats far more protein than needed to meet the demands of protein synthesis in their cells. What happens to the extra amino acids? Be specific.

            b. Describe Jesse’s illness.

            c. Briefly describe the experimental treatment he underwent.

How did Prohibition act as a catalyst for the development of organized crime in the United States? Do you think that the decriminalization/legalization of drugs, prostitution, pornography and the like would reduce the impact of OC in our country today? Explain your answer.

How does the criminality of organized crime differ from that of conventional criminals and terrorists? Give examples in your answers.

14) Recall the film “God Grew Tired of Us”. Describe normative history-graded (or cohort) differences

between Panther, John, & Daniels’s cohort in the Sudan and the current cohort of children in the United

States. How do you think the early traumatic experiences of the “Lost Boys” will affect their beliefs,

values, and priorities about family, responsibility, and life in the future?

ECO 345 – BOP Assignment Determine how each of the following transactions are entered into the US balance of payments?

1. Boeing Corporation sells five passenger planes to China for $35,000,000 China pays $5,000,000 of this amount in cash out her dollar deposits with Citibank in New York. The remainder of the amount is financed by the Export-Import Bank of the United States.

Your friend is worried about his job security and wants to create a startup company. Perhaps surprisingly, he is able to take his startup to IPO within a 5-year period. The firm has just announced its first dividend of $3/share and the firm’s dividend is expected to grow extremely fast for 4 years in a row at 30% each year. However, he expects that the company will only grow at 5% after that forever. Expected return (discount rate) for stocks is 12%. Please use the dividend discount model to price the stock at t=0.

a) $99.34

b) $69.59

c) $92.81

d) $87.65

e) $103.21

Question 1 25 Marks
Malali Traders had the following transactions for 29 February 2020 financial year.
The following transactions was extracted from the books of Tesco Traders for February 2019.
1. Malali Traders borrowed N$ 18 400 from East Bank, and was deposited into AC Traders bank account. AC Traders’ is Malali Traders cement supplier.
2. Malali Traders acquired a Motor Vehicle on 01 February 2020 for N$ 10 600 from MZ Motors and it was paid on the 2nd March 2020 by cheque.
3. Sold goods on credit to Jayz Traders valued at N$ 28 000 and received a cheque of N$ 25 000 in full settlement of account on the 20 April 2020.
4. Purchased good for resale from NTN for N$ 8 000 and paid by cheque on 28 February 2020.
5. Cheque issued to NTN was dishonoured on the 29 February 2020 (see no.4 above).
6. Issued a debit note to Jayz on the 29 February 2020 for N$ 2 000.
7. Sold goods worth N$ 22 500 to SSS on credit, and SSS paid 10% deposit into Malali Traders Bank upon signing the sale contract on 07 February 2020.
8. Mr. Malali deposited N$ 11 000 into the business bank account on 01 February 2020 and in the same day he withdraws N$ 1 000 cash for business use.
9. Received Computers worth N$ 7 000 on 03 February 2020 as token of appreciation from Web Trader.
10. Sold goods valued at N$ 5 000 and received a cheque of N$ 4 750 from Unam in exchange for goods on 29 February 2020.
Required:
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Journalise the above transactions as at 29 February 2020: NARATIONS ARE NOT REQUIRED