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This 3 page paper looks at two economics issues. The first considers the impact of international trade on an economy, looking at both the positive and the negative potentials. The second part of the paper discusses the potential impact monetary and fiscal policies can have on an exchange rate. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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File: TS14_TEinttradeecc.rtf
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level of international trade the potential influences need to be considered for both positive and negative impacts. Trade can be
a good stimulus for jobs where there is the ability to export goods, supplying the demand in other countries, This increases the flow of money into the country and as
the demand for exports out of the US increases those companies in the US that supply the demand will increase the number of people that they employ to satisfy the
demand. This has a couple of impacts. The firm, employing more people will decrease levels of unemployment (assuming that there is not a situation of full employment which is not
the usual case), and putting more money into citizens pockets. On a large scale will increase the disposable income that is in an economy and help to stimulate further
demand as households have a higher level of disposable income. This may be seen as the trickle down effect, as there is money put into an economy from outside, and
it goes to wages for employees, who may then spend it with local businesses, increasing demand further and allowing the wealth to trickle down. This also impacts on the supply
chain creating jobs upstream of the exporting company, so has far reaching consequences. However, where there is a high level of importing
into the US, which can be goods or services, there is the potential for negative impacts. Consumers may benefit from lower prices if the goods are imported due to the
originating foreign firms being able to produce them at a lower cost, possibly due to comparative advantages. Theatrically this will leave more money to be spent on other goods, but
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