What are bilateral investment treaties?
What will be an ideal response?
They set out the rules that govern cross border investment and typically emphasize national treatment for foreign investors.
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Which of the following was formed in October 2001 to make the national antitrust laws more consistent across the developing and developed countries of the world?
a. International Cooperation Network b. International Competition Network c. International Communication Network d. International Organization for Standardization e. International Court of Justice
Good A has an income elasticity equal to -1.0 and a cross price elasticity with respect to Good B of 0.9 . Then: a. Good A is an inferior good and Goods A and B are substitutes. b. Good A is an inferior good and Goods A and B are complements. c. Good A is a normal good and Goods A and B are substitutes
d. Good A is a normal good and Goods A and B are complements.
Among the views shared by some of the different schools is
a. the Keynesian and the supply-side economics schools' views on the need to stimulate aggregate demand b. the classical school and the Keynesian schools' views on the flexibility of prices c. rational expectations and the neo-Keynesian schools' views on the government's ability to change the economy's long-run employment position d. the Keynesian and the rational expectations schools' views on the role of expansionary monetary policy e. the Keynesian and the monetarist schools' views on the role of the Federal Reserve
If the actual price level is lower than the expected price level reflected in long-term contracts,
a. the actual rate of unemployment will be less than the natural rate of unemployment. b. the actual rate of unemployment will exceed the natural rate of unemployment. c. the natural rate of unemployment will rise. d. the natural rate of unemployment will fall.