For these countries to participate effectively in the exchange of goods, services, and assets, an international monetary system is needed to facilitate economic transactions. ... It has opened new markets, enhanced competition, spurred innovation, and provided new opportunities for workers, farmers, and businesses around the world. ... And outside the US, probably hundreds of millions of people have been lifted out of poverty around the world by the economic growth and trade over the past twenty or thirty years. ... The reason for the change is that we now have ...

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This means that manufacturer can choose whether he wants the retailer to be a competition market or to be oligopoly or etc. ... However, the demand for being car retailers is big enough that could make the retailers market be a competition market. ... For consumers and retailers, all retailers have the same marginal cost and the market is perfect competition market. ... They will introduce more and more innovation for automobile industry as long as the industry has intensity on competition. ... From these data we can see that it is a stable growing industry, the production sometimes affected...

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In many traditional countries of the Middle East and Far East, arranged marriages fulfill significant social and economic functions. ... Some consider western traditions a competition between girls and very hard for a girl to be herself. ...

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The first one that increases the price of average car is a simple way, but manufactures have to face the risk of losing sales because the competition is severely. ... In economic theory, the interaction of supply and demand is understood as equilibrium, which means the increase of the price in suppliers, the decrease of quantity in demanders, so to answer the question whether the Russian firm producing palladium be pleased about its *recent price increases, we would say they won't. ...

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Japan is an incredible country with excellent economic and business competency, and rich in culture. ... Gender Equality As modern as it is as a nation, Japan has one of the worst levels of gender equality in the developed world unfortunately, coming below that of Tajikistan and Indonesia at the 104th position out of 142 assessed countries in 2014, in a study released by the World Economic Forum. ... The workgroup is strongly united with no competition. ...

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American companies had a new strategy; they almost immediately downsized everything from their automobile designs to their payroll because they had relearned the economic facts of life. ... But with less Japanese competition, sales of American cars increased sharply at a time when U.S. assembly lines had substantial excess capacity. ...

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During the 1920's and 1930's, Japan underwent suffering due to industrial congestion and greater competition in Asia. Japan was left struggling to get back on the top, and was anxious for economic growth. ...

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