The value of models and theory - the pick of new economics books A radical approach to the international economy; empowering local governance; and lessons from Poland and Vietnam

International economics is theory that helps explain how the real world works. Is this true or, based on life experiences (including education), there are some doubts to MANY doubts?

Describe the U.S  role in the world economy.

What is your own global story? Topic is about globalization.

In the video Susan George refers to the World Bank, IMF & WTO as the “terrible triplets”and the “World Ministry of Trade and Finance” since, in her opinion, they dictate to poorand weak countries and operate in the interests of rich nations at the expense of the poor.Do you agree with her views? Explain why or why not, using one real world countryexample in the case of each International Economic Institution. [i.e. a total of 3 supportingexamples should be provided with your response]LInk:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ952ba75Yk

Being that Japan is a mountanous island, what do they focus on?

Why are the World Bank and IMF relevant for global businesses?

All of the following are features of contemporary international economic relations with the exception of ________________.   A. Economic Growth B. Deeper Integration C. Multilateral Organizations D. Regional Trade Agreements

A nations ppf shifts inward as its population grows. What happens, on, average to the material standard of living of the people?

1. Why are certain products made in the Philippines while others are produced abroad? 2. What sectors shape and influence the global economy’s operation? How do they interact with each other? 3. How did the world transition from the gold standard to the Bretton Woods system? What was its immediate impact? 4. According to Wallerstein’s world-systems analysis, to what group does the Philippines belong? Is his analysis reflective of current Philippine conditions? Explain. Photos for some reference in Question 2-4.