Research Paper VIII

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For your final submission, you are to submit the Research Paper you have been working on throughout the course. The Research Paper should be at least 10-15 pages, double spaced, Times New Roman 12 pt. font, with appropriate APA style writing. The Research Paper must contain a minimum of five scholarly references supporting your argument surrounding your topic, answer your research question(s), or support your points about the need for further research on this topic. 

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International Economics Research Draft

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International Economics Research Draft

International Economics Research Draft

Abstract

International economics refer to various aspects that control trade, businesses and countries’ relationships. This is through the given organizations and unions that establish policies and rules that govern the trading among these countries. Several aspects that entail conferences and meetings pioneer trade among these countries. Countries’ delegates discuss the policies of international trade. This paper will discuss the various policies and structures developed by international trade organizations to establish trade among world countries (Gopinath, Helpman & Rogoff, 2014). This will closely focus on the financial conferences and meetings that aid in developing such policies in the international trade. Beside this, this paper will explain the various aspects associated with balance of payment among the trading countries in the world.

Research Outline

The paper research outline will focus on the following aspects.

Financial planning of international trade organizations

This will entail various elements of planning that is done by trade organizations. The financial planning in this case will focus on the planned measures to help develop the third world developing countries in terms of trade. These countries have dragged behind in their development and therefore the world trade measures through their meetings and conferences develop strategies to improve their developments. This part will also explain the planning for international trade future concerning pricing of products (Eichengreen, 1999).

Policy formulation procedures

This part will cover the various procedures developed by international trade organizations in developing trade. The paper will focus on the various allocations for each country to decide on various policies and strategies developed for trade. This will try to expound on the specific countries having much power in proposing their business ideas.

Strategies of improving trade among world countries

This will explain the international trade strategies developed in improving terms of trade among world countries. This will involve the balance of payments among the countries producing less valued products. For instance, the paper will try to expound the various ways through which the international trade organizations such as commonwealth engage in improving the developing countries trade. This paper will explain the problems and challenges these developing countries face while engaging in international trade and the ways through which international trade organizations can be of help to their developments. These include establishing appropriate balance of payments strategies to increase the value of their products since most of these countries deal with agricultural products (Eichengreen, 1999).

World trade conferences and meetings

This part will expound on the functions of conferences in the international trade. This will also expound on the various patterns that these world financial conferences follow.

Annotated bibliography

Article 1:

Krugman, P. R. (Ed.). (1986). Strategic trade policy and the new international economics. mit Press.

This article will be of help in this research paper because it explains several concepts that are in the research. This includes the purposes of international conferences that explain the importance of trade among countries. These conferences are stated in the article to be the base of establishing important trade policies and regulations that help increase trade efficiency among world countries. This article also relates several theories that increase the international trade policies and their efficiencies.

Article 2:

Leamer, E. E., & Stern, R. M. (1976). Quantitative international economics. Transaction Publishers.

This article will help since it consists of elements that explain the balance of payment deficit. These concepts will be of great help in determining the direction and focus of the research concerning the developing countries strategies of trade. The article will also help in proposing efficient strategies to improve international trade in countries dealing with agricultural products that may attract fewer balances of payments.

References

Krugman, P. R. (Ed.). (1986). Strategic trade policy and the new international economics. mit Press.
Leamer, E. E., & Stern, R. M. (1976). Quantitative international economics. Transaction Publishers.

Gopinath, G., Helpman, E., & Rogoff, K. (Eds.). (2014). Handbook of international economics (Vol. 4). Elsevier.

Eichengreen, B. J. (1999). Toward a new international financial architecture: a practical post-Asia agenda. Peterson Institute Press: All Books.

Aitken, B., Hanson, G. H., & Harrison, A. E. (1997). Spillovers, foreign investment, and export behavior. Journal of International economics, 43(1), 103-132.