Finance, International Trade, and Investment: A Comprehensive Report on an Emerging Country and Econ

Executive Summary

You may adopt any report structure below or design one that contains,you must have to choose Country and Economy for your report.Choose any Emerging Country and Economy

A Title Page with Name and ID and Paginated Table of Contents.

A short paragraph indicating what the report is about, why it is important, and what conclusions it contains.  

This section should discuss how money is generated and circulated within an economy. It should include some discussion of how banks, capital and money markets work to dynamically allocate money between those who do not yet need to spend their money and those who wish to use more money than they have (including forms of money and the purposes they desire money). You should include clear and well referenced examples in the context of the country under review and link your discussion to the effects of regulation, money supply, inflation, interest rate and exchange rate mechanisms.You will score extra points for applying relevant theories, models and concepts relating to this aspect and excellent referencing

This section follows up on the discussion of financial markets - to provide understanding of how basic economic forces such as comparative advantage and aggregate competition for available resources work to allocate resources across the economy.This can be discussed in a ‘generic’ format (if using Recommended Structure Format 1), or in the context of the selected country (if using Recommended Structure Format 2) above.You do not need to relate this section to International Trade and Finance at this point but retain focus on the domestic economy.You will score extra points for applying relevant theories, models and concepts relating to this aspect and excellent referencing. Marks for use of literature and quality of referencing apply.  

This section follows up on the economic framework presented in the sections above, to provide insight into the allocation of resources across international boundaries, given open access to foreign markets (capital and money markets).Applying theories, models and concepts relating to determinants of foreign exchange rate or currency valuation and the differing impacts of interest rates and inflation rates should be explored in this section.The potential disruptive impact of government interventions should also be discussed and well as the use of examples of risk management strategies such as hedging with forward contracts, options, swaps etc.You will score extra points for applying relevant theories, models and concepts relating to this aspect and excellent referencing. Marks for use of literature and quality of referencing apply.  

Background of Financial Markets

This section now considers a specific nation of your choice (Only if using Recommended Structure Format 1 above). It should present background statistical information about the nation’s economy, pattern of trade, major trade partners, competitive advantage and state of the economy, by reference to its interest rate, inflation rate, unemployment rate, exchange rate, Net FDI, Foreign Reserve, Gold Reserve, Poverty Index and its Membership of International Trade Organisation (ITOs), including Regional Organisations like ECOWAS, SADP, ASEAN, NAFTA, BRICS etc.You should also mention Trade Agreements it has such as being signed up to GATT etc. You will score extra points for applying relevant theories, models and concepts relating

The country faces due to industrialisation and trade policies.This section should present your assessment of the nation’s economic policies and their pros and cons.You will score extra points for stating specific policies, examples and discussion of fact-based information that should be properly referenced.  

8. Conclusion

This section presents your conclusions regarding the expected direction the nation should be taking in guiding its economic policy in the coming decade, focusing on trade and investment that FDI offers. State preconditions for its success in the future and consequences of not ensuring of trade to finance and investment.You will score extra marks for content knowledge, understanding, clarity of expression, demonstration of academic writing skills, organisation, and structure  

You will score extra marks for organisation, structure, content knowledge, understanding, clarity of expression and demonstration of academic writing skills here.  Linking each recommendation to well established theories, models, and concepts in the domain of International Trade, Finance and Investment will be well rewarded.

10. References and Appendices  

Must use Harvard references, include variety of sources, books, website, journals, magazines, newspaper. Etc.Any extra supporting material charts/graphs you can add here. References and Appendices are excluded from word count.  

You are a junior consultant working for an international investment organisation. The firm has some new prospective clients visiting the Head Office in London. Your manager, the Head of International Markets, is very keen to sign the clients but wants to improve their understanding of international trade, finance, and investment matters. You are tasked with writing a comprehensive report on the following: Finance is considered as the life blood or the engine of growth for international trade and development.

1. Evaluate how the financial markets work to allocate capital within a domestic economy and internationally for trade, investment, and development purposes.

2. Using an economy of your choice critically evaluate what are the key challenges that country faces due to industrialisation and trade policies?

-Title and Content Pages

-Executive Summary

-Background of Financial Markets

-Capital Allocation within Domestic Economy

-Capital Allocation within International Markets

-Evaluation of an Economy of your choice

-Critical Evaluation of Challenges that the country faces due to Industrialisation and Trade Policies.

7. Conclusion and Recommendations

This is an academic piece of work, you are expected to conduct extensive up-to-date research, critically evaluating the content, and appropriately referencing the sources of information used.