1 What are Money Markets? How did they operate? Explain 2 What is the World Trade Organisation? Explain its creation and purpose? Has it proved itself positively in promoting balanced global trade?...


1 What are Money Markets? How did they operate? Explain


2 What is the World Trade Organisation? Explain its creation and purpose? Has it proved itself positively in promoting balanced global trade? What challenges doe the WTO presently face?




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ncorporate as many of of the following basic political economic terms as possible into each of the two essays Do be certain to incorporate other useful data from the Wheelan text, and various suggested scholarly IPE books and articles as well





The WTO, NAFTA, and GATT


NIC’s and example nations


Welfare and Distributional Consequences


Explanatory and Evaluative Studies


Welfare Evaluation


Liberalism(Economically defined)


The Philosophies of Adam Smith and David Ricardo


Marxism


Interests and Material Interests


Political Institutions


Market Liberalism


MFN & GSP


National Treatment and Nontariff Barriers


Customs Union


Dispute Settlement Mechanism


The Doha Round


Free Riding and Free Trade Area


Generalised System of Preferences


Hegemon and Hegemonic Stability Theory


Intergovernmental Bargaining


Ministerial Conference


Nondiscrimination


Public Good


RTA


Tariffs, Trade Creation, and Diversion


Bargaining


Contract Curve


Enforcement Problem


Factor Endowments


Hecksher-Ohlin Model


Nash Equilibirium


Outside Option


Pareto Suboptimal


Patience


Reciprocity


Collective Action Problem


Export-Oriented Sector


Factor Mobility and Model


Factor-Price Equalisation


Import-Competing Sector


Majoritarian


Proportional Representation


Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act


Sector Model


Specific Factors


Stolper-Samuelson Theorem


Veto Player


Economics of Experience


Economics of Scale


Industrial Policy


Infant-Industry Case for Protection


Oligopoly


Rents


State Strength


Strategic-Trade Theory


Backward Linkages


Big Push


Complementary Demand


Easy ISI


Enclave Agriculture


Export Substitution Strategy


GATT Part IV


Generalised System of Preferences


Group of 77


Import Substitution Indsutrialisation


Monoexporters


New International Economic Order


Pecuniary External Economics


Secondary ISI


Singer-Prebisch Theory


Structuralism


Terms of Trade


United Conference on Trade and Development


LIBOR


Central Banking


Equity Market Bubbles


“Toxic Assets”


Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns


Paul Volcker


May 16, 2022
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