However, the falling value of the dollar, taken in the context of the United State's trade deficit makes perfect sense, and follows the economic theory." ... Brad Delong, an economic historian at the University of California at Berkeley, keeps a interesting journal in his internet journal (blog). ... According to the Economists, if not for the American current account deficit habits, while plainly unsustainable, the world would have no positive economic growth. ... An in depth analysis of the trade deficit seems to be impossible on television, Kudlow and Kramer seemed to only mention t...

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Break-even analysis show us (see appendix I) that we need about 700,000 customers to break even, not a large number in this enormous market. ... Several countries have political and/or economic risks. 2. ... The risks involved with the credit card operation are: systematic risks (foreign exchange risk and interest rate risk), country risks (the risk that a sovereign power will interfere, because of political instability or economic risk), credit risk (non-performance of a debtor), liquidity risk (the inability to trade position at current prices), counterparty (non-performance of a trading pa...

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