Determining the international economic/trade exposure of the Netherlands, to what extent is the Dutch economy exposed to international economic activities and why? Also comparing and contrasting the GDP and GNP values of the United States and Canada the GDP and GNP figures are very similar for the United States, why is it?

Is there a better way to classify a country other than the use of GDP and per capita? Explain

In a farway country, banana is the most important crop exported to rest of the world. Data about economic indicators for farway country are given in Table 1. In recent years, a life style change, leading to more consumption of processed food, than raw food has led to reduction in demand for Bananas for consumption. Since the manufacturing sector in FarwayCountry is not developed, the country has to import most of its processed food needs, leading to increase in imports.The Government of Farwaycountry is contemplating inviting foreign investors to establish industries to manufacture banana products such as candies, marshmallows, chips, cookies etc. to give boost to manufacturing sector in the economy. Mr. Brown runs Candie Floss inc., a leadingcompany from Australia that manufactures candies,   and sells across the world. Mr. Brown is approached by the External Affairs Minister of Farway Country, inviting him to set up his unit in Farway Country. Mr. Brown is looking for some advice,…

how do we measure the economic success and social well being of the united states ?

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The table below shows the export and import values of automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and clothing in Country A and Country B. Country A Automobiles Exports ($Billions) Imports ($Billions) 20 40 Pharmaceuticals 30 30 40 Clothing Country B Exports ($Billions) Imports ($Billions) Automobiles 0 Pharmaceuticals 40 Clothing 45 The IIT share is zero for in Country A and for O pharmaceuticals; pharmaceuticals O clothing; pharmaceuticals O automobiles: pharmaceuticals Oclothing; automobiles 0 20 40 35 in Country B.

3. A rough measure of the degree of economic interdependence of a nation is given by: 1 a. the size of the nations' population b. the percentage of its population to its GDP c. the percentage of a nation's imports and exports to its GDP d. all of the above

Referring to the table below, fill in the missing data for the country of Birchwood. Expenditures   Incomes   Consumption 410 Compensation of employees 510 Gross investment 135 Gross operating surplus   Government spending 215 Gross mixed income 90 Net exports 110 Taxes less subsidies on production 50     Indirect taxes (net of subsidies) 60 Gross domestic product at market prices   Gross domestic income at market prices           Less depreciation 40 Less depreciation 40 Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) 60 Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) 60 Net domestic product at basic prices   Net domestic income at basic prices           +/− Net foreign factor income −45 +/− Net foreign factor income −45 Net national product at basic prices   (Net) national income               Add transfer payments 130     Less undistributed profit 30     Less corporate profit tax 40     Less other income items 30     Personal income Answer

EXPLAIN THIS AND MAKE IT MORE READABLE PLEASE : how does the export human labor to ease local unemployment and how it affects Philippines' economy and the people of the Philippines in general?

Why are business investments and consumption important to evaluate the economic situation of a country?