Monday 26 March 2012

INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND THE WORLD ECONOMY


The world economy is taking big strides and moving ahead at a remarkable pace. Globalization has affected the economies of various nations.

Due to the rapid development of efficient communication tools and increase in corporate events, economies worldwide are all set to adapt themselves to the dynamic market conditions. International trade and the world economy are two inseparable entities and need to be addresses simultaneously. Hence, an international trade system ought to be designed, which meets the requirements of the changing world economy.

TRENDS MANIFESTED IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND THE WORLD ECONOMY

More and more companies are making their global presence felt by a strong network. This has given rise to diversification in international transactions. It may include direct investments, trade and services. There is an increase in economic activities in all nations.

This has necessitated the introduction of certain guidelines, which govern international transactions. In the absence of these guidelines, there could be disharmony among the trading nations. Due to international capital movements, the lacunae prevailing in the economy of a particular country are revealed. This may affect the economy of other countries as well. This may happen through external assets, trade and investments.

Studies reveal that, if the equilibrium in the world economy is disturbed, it could lead to dire consequences like: Pressures from protectionist; it could upset the financial as well as the monetary systems and negatively impact the international trade system.

KEY FACTORS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND THE WORLD ECONOMY

  • International trade can be referred to as successful, only when the trading nations are equally benefited. It is obligatory for a particular nation to have more production output for exporting goods to another nation.
  • In the absence of trade, the relative prices of goods differ from one country to another. The relative prices, then indicate the comparative advantage.
  • When there is trade, relative prices of commodities are equal. This is further ensured by arbitrage.

ROLE OF WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND THE WORLD ECONOMY

The World Trade Organization or the WTO, was established in the month of January, 1995. The WTO was formed to take care of the system of multilateral trade activities. It is also responsible for the execution of several agreements pertaining to multilateral trade.

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