Global Trade Conditions
Global markets are affected by conditions created by international trade institutions and the international trade policies they formulate. These global market conditions vary based on the regional trade blocs.
International business professionals must track trends in global market conditions that impact the success of operations in one or more foreign markets. For example, the United States anti-dumping case against the European Union steel industry, Japanese automotive import quotas, and European Union agricultural tariffs.
Case Assignment
Using articles mainly from business source researching the current global market condition trend involving the United States. Examine the significance of the trend for international trade institutions and international trade policies. (1 1/2 pages)
Using articles mainly from business sources researching the current global market condition trend involving another country that you have not previously researched in the course. Examine the significance of the trend for international trade institutions and international trade policies.
