By the year 1971, the United States was witnessing a(n) Question 15 options:   positive balance of trade   sharp rise in domestic and international demand for all its goods.   increase in protectionist federal policies   huge trade deficit.

Since 2000, the total growth in foreign trade has more than doubled. Why is this so? What has been the most significant aspect driving this expansion? Is it possible that this pace of growth will persist in the future? If so, why or why   not?

Can you answer those questions, please?   31) A business might become a multinational in order to obtain      A) a spread of risks. B) lower production costs. C) larger sales. D) all of the above 32) Which of the following explains why China has received relatively high levels of FDI?      A) All of the above B) Heavy investment by the government C) The economy is growing rapidly D) It is a huge economy, with a massive population 33) Transfer pricing may be a problem for host countries as      A) profits may not be accurately recorded as occurring in the host country. B) the cost of exchanging one currency for another is costly in monetary terms and time. C) prices are transferred to the local currency resulting in losses if exchange takes place on a day when the exchange rate is 'low'. D) profits are always removed to the host country 34) If the budget deficit is lower than it was last year, we could say that      A) the general government debt will fall. B) other things being…

the chocolate company, MARS, has suffered from floatation of the Egyptian pound and lost some of its sales. Explain what kind of environment is affecting MARS, and how MARS have responded to this factor.