International trade

[pic]International trade [pic] International trade is exchange of capital, goods, and services across international borders or territories.[1] In most countries, it represents a significant share of gross domestic product (GDP). While international trade has been present throughout much of history (see Silk Road, Amber Road), its economic, social, and political importance has been on the rise in recent centuries. Industrialization, advanced transportation, globalization, multinational corporations

adressés à l'officier du ministère public près le tribunal de simple police. Les procès-verbaux doivent énoncer la qualité d'officier de police judiciaire de leurs rédacteurs. [10] L’article 33 :Dans le cas de crime ou délit contre la sûreté internationale ou la sûreté extérieure de l’Etat , et seulement s’il y a urgence ,le gouverneur dans chaque province peut , s’il n’a pas connaissance que l’autorité judiciaire soit déjà saisie,faire personnellement toys actes nécessaires à l’effet de constater

1- Payment of international transactions : • Cheque a) Cheque (regular endorsement or blank endorsement) b) Crossed cheque (only the person indicated on the cheque can cash it) c) Clearance cheque (cashed across bank counters) d) Banker’s draft (a cheque drawn by a bank on itself or on another bank) e) Uncovered cheque (if the drawee does not have enough capital on his account or, we can say, he has insufficient balance at the moment he has to realize the payment

new technology and sale products all around the world. Which obstacles companies will met during international trade ?  Protectionism   Economic policy of restraining trade between states. Conducted by a state for protecting its producers against competition from producers in other States Some Goals :  job retention  reducing the trade deficit  defense of living standards Trade barriers : Government laws, regulations, policies, or practices that either protect domestic products

Trade Liberalization, Rise In Wage Inequality And HOS Theory: Reconciliation In A Dynamic General Equilibrium Model. ¤ Manoj Atolia Indiana University May 1, 2002 Abstract We work with a 4-sector 5-factor model that captures relevant structural characteristics of the developing economies: the unskilled wage is indexed in the manufacturing sectors, the capital in each sector is produced with imported machines and non-traded goods (e.g. construction), and the imported intermediates are used in

Commerce international « la triade » Principaux exportateurs et importateurs participant au commerce mondial des services commerciaux (à l'exclusion du commerce intra-UE (27)), 2008(en milliards de dollars et en pourcentage) 1 Exportations extra-UE (27) 743.2 26.9 2 États-Unis 521.4 18

INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY: * Since the end of World War II, U.S. policy has generally supported the liberalization of international trade. * The United States has pursued the objective of trade liberalization primarily by joining the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and later the World Trade Organization (WTO). * In recent years, however, the United States and other countries have also begun to negotiate free-trade agreements (FTAs). Like the North American Free Trade

of the ‘liberal’ economic order. Its economic success proved that its free market free trade system was the best way to develop a country, so, the other countries started leaving its mercantilist policies. By 1870, the system spread and the ‘laissez faire’ policies were perfected by many countries. However, the First World War made them create trade barriers again. After the second War, the GATT encouraged trade liberalization again and in the 1980’s the rise of Neo-liberalism and the fall of Communism

countries) Budget: 194 million Swiss francs for 2010
Secretariat staff: 637
Head: Pascal Lamy (Director-General) Functions: • Administering WTO trade agreements • Forum for trade negotiations • Handling trade disputes • Monitoring national trade policies • Technical assistance and training for developing countries • Cooperation with other international organizations   16 different multilateral agreements The Structure: The WTO is a Common Law–based system, which is typically an Anglo-Saxon

TROISIEME – HISTOIRE DES ARTS ARTS DE L'ESPACE – ARCHITECTURE THE WORLD TRADE CENTER ➢ Lieu: New York, New York ➢ Dates de construction: De 1966 à 1977 (détruites par l'attaque terroriste du 11 septembre 2001) ➢ Type de bâtiment: gratte-ciel (110 étages / 1368 pieds (413 m) tour nord / 1362 pieds (411 m) tour sud) – Bâtiments abritant des bureaux à but commercial. Centre d'affaires. ➢ Matériaux de construction: Acier, béton armé, verre. ➢ Caractéristiques