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7.1: This explains some of the regulations & helps define foreign trade & info on how to get materials into or out of different countrys 
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The economic powerhouse of the 20th century emerged stronger from the Depression. But faced with cultural decay, structural weaknesses and reliance on finance, can the US do it again?
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Read about some of the reasons for the Fall of Rome (or the decline of the Roman Empire) and the rationale behind the dates. There are many theories for the fall, some more, some less reasonable. You get to judge which is the best.
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I think its very interesting how well this firm has handled things & the respect they have earned!!
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This article explains dealing with International Trade & legalities & rules surrounding International Trade along with statistics from last year.
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This article is about how The U.S. Trade Commission is investigating personal & mobile media.
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Trade theory, like all of economic theory, changed drastically in the first half of the twentieth century.
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Nevertheless these limitations do not undermine the significance of Porter’s theory.
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International Business Times.80,733 likes · 4,551 talking about this...
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News from the International Business Ethics Institute: IBEI to Write Best Practices Guide on Globalization for Institute of Business Ethics Th...
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Ruling reverses lower court’s finding that a single colour cannot be trademarked (#Marketing Louboutin wins bid to protect red soles http://t.co/aN11lNac...)...
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Chapter 7.1 I thought this was interesting because it has to do with China making twice what they expected to make on their exports.
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Hoarding and other economic reasons for the Fall of Rome...
Kelcey Hein's curator insight,
April 19, 2014 1:09 AM
This is a basic summary of how Rome fell internal due to economic failures. 
Ricardo Salazar's curator insight,
April 19, 2014 1:54 AM
This video was also very interesting because it talked about the factors of the fall of Rome. The author talked about inflation, problems with economy, poor management , dole and hoarding. 
vanessa ortiz's curator insight,
April 19, 2014 9:49 PM
According to this article, the downfall of Rome was due to economic issues. This theory could be possible. I believe that without a strong economy then the kingdom would not prosper or survive.
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The International Business Times is the leading provider of international online coverage of breaking news and current headlines from the US and around the world. Top stories, photos, videos, detailed analysis and in-depth reporting.
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The Bank and the IMF are twin intergovernmental pillars supporting the structure of the world's economic and financial order. That there are two pillars rather than one is no accident."
Helps break it down for us!!
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The belief widely held in 20th century that governments should own the biggest most important industries in the economy!
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This article helps explain International trade & globalization.
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Ernest Rodeck v free trade.It clearly escaped this man’s intelligence that trade takes place because of differences in prices and costs and not despite them...
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Blogger Julia Kirby interviews an organizational power expert to gain insight on the corruption scandal at the Korean electronics maker...
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The death toll in a series of earthquakes that struck southwest China's Yunnan and Guizhou provinces Friday has mounted to 80. Over 730 people suffered injuries.
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