4) Impossible trinity is also known as Trilemma. It is a concept which plays a crucial role for the countries when they are framing their monetary policy. It states that any economy / country can not achieve 3 things at the same time.
The three parts of the impossible trinity are:
PART A (65%) Answer four of the following questions. Use diagrams where appropriate in your answers...
PART B (35%) Answer one of the following questions. Use diagrams where appropriate in your answer. 1. Outline the advantages of membership of the EU's customs union and of the single market and use your discussion to explain why most economists believe that a 'hard Brexit would affect the UK economy negatively. Do you agree with this view? Outline the causes of the Euro crisis. Detail the provisions of the Fiscal Stability Treaty and discuss whether this treaty will succeed...
Part 1,2,3 PART A (65%) Answer four of the following questions. Use diagrams where appropriate in your answers Say that the Average Cost curve for a good is downward sloping, so the market for the good is a natural monopoly; in addition, say that the Demand curve for the good lies below the Average Cost curve at all output levels. How should the government decide whether this good should be provided or not? 1. 2. Draw the social indifference map...
1,2,3 thank you PART A (65%) Answer four of the following questions. Use diagrams where appropriate in your answers. 1. Using an Edgeworth-Bowley Box diagram, explain what is meant by 'exchange efficiency'. 2. What is a 'negative externality"? Outline the solution proposed by Pigou to the problem of negative externalities, using a diagram to illustrate. 3. What is a 'public good'? How can the government decide how much of a public good should be provided? 4. Outline why majority voting...
Part 4,5 thank you PART A (65%) Answer four of the following questions. Use diagrams where appropriate in your answers. 1. Using an Edgeworth-Bowley Box diagram, explain what is meant by 'exchange efficiency'. 2. What is a 'negative externality"? Outline the solution proposed by Pigou to the problem of negative externalities, using a diagram to illustrate. 3. What is a 'public good? How can the government decide how much of a public good should be provided? 4. Outline why majority...
The Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, has said his country is preparing for a no-deal Brexit as seriously as it is for Theresa May’s deal and warned that the EU’s existing offer must not change. In remarks that echoed EU comments earlier on Thursday rebuffing British hopes of further talks, Varadkar said European leaders were united behind the existing deal and that he and Angela Merkel had held a 40-minute call at her request. “We’re happy to offer reassurances and...
Read the Article posted below, then answer the following questions: Mergers & acquisitions are a major form of corporate diversification strategy, identify and discuss the top three reasons why most (50-60%) of acquisitions fail to create shareholder value. What are the five major components of “CEMEX Way” and why has this approach been so successful in post-acquisition integration? In your opinion, what can other companies learn from the “CEMEX Way” as a benchmark for acquisition management? Article: CEMEX: Globalization "The...