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    International Finance (405-B)

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    International business involves any activity that crosses national borders, including foreign trade, trade in services, portfolio investments, and direct investments. Globalization refers to the integration of the world into a single market, driven by factors such as lowered trade barriers, increased mobility of skilled resources, and formation of regional economic blocks. Key international organizations that facilitate globalization include the WTO, which oversees international trade, the World Bank, which provides loans and financial assistance to members, and the IMF, which aims to stabilize exchange rates and payments across countries. International finance studies dynamics like foreign exchange rates and investments that influence international trade.

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    International business involves any activity that crosses national borders, including foreign trade, trade in services, portfolio investments, and direct investments. Globalization refers to the integration of the world into a single market, driven by factors such as lowered trade barriers, increased mobility of skilled resources, and formation of regional economic blocks. Key international organizations that facilitate globalization include the WTO, which oversees international trade, the World Bank, which provides loans and financial assistance to members, and the IMF, which aims to stabilize exchange rates and payments across countries. International finance studies dynamics like foreign exchange rates and investments that influence international trade.

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    International business involves any activity that crosses national borders, including foreign trade, trade in services, portfolio investments, and direct investments. Globalization refers to the integration of the world into a single market, driven by factors such as lowered trade barriers, increased mobility of skilled resources, and formation of regional economic blocks. Key international organizations that facilitate globalization include the WTO, which oversees international trade, the World Bank, which provides loans and financial assistance to members, and the IMF, which aims to stabilize exchange rates and payments across countries. International finance studies dynamics like foreign exchange rates and investments that influence international trade.

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    International Finance (405-B)

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    International business involves any activity that crosses national borders, including foreign trade, trade in services, portfolio investments, and direct investments. Globalization refers to the integration of the world into a single market, driven by factors such as lowered trade barriers, increased mobility of skilled resources, and formation of regional economic blocks. Key international organizations that facilitate globalization include the WTO, which oversees international trade, the World Bank, which provides loans and financial assistance to members, and the IMF, which aims to stabilize exchange rates and payments across countries. International finance studies dynamics like foreign exchange rates and investments that influence international trade.

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    International Finance (405-B)

    Chapter 1 Overview of International Business


    International business
    Any type of Business activity that cross national borders. Need of International Business
    Categories in International business - Foreign Trade - Trade in Services - Portfolio Investments - Direct Investments

    Globalization It refers to a process of integration of the world into


    one huge market Impact of Globalization -Configuring anywhere in the world -Inter-linked and Inter-dependent Economies -Lowering of trade and tariff barriers -Effect on related industries -Mobility of skilled resources -Market side Efficiency -Formation of regional blocks -Intra structural resources and inputs and international prices

    Features of Globalization Drivers of Globalization

    WTO(World Trade organization)


    Is an international organization design by the founders to supervise and liberalize international trade.

    Functions of WTO Organisation of WTO - Hierarchical conference


    Ministerial conference General council Councils Committees and Management Bodies

    World Bank(IBRD)
    Is an inter governmental institutions ,corporate in form, the capital stock of which is entirely owned by its member government

    Objectives of World Bank Role of World Bank


    Advances loans Provide technical assistance Imparts Training Settlement of International disputes Provide Financial; Assistance Conduct economic research Establishing Subsidiary institutions

    International monetary fund


    IMF was created with a goal to stabilize exchange rates and assist the re-construction of the worlds international payment system

    Functions of IMF
    Short term credit Institutions Acts as a mediator Dispensation of Justice Technical Assistance Publication

    Organization structure

    SDR(Special Drawing rights)


    Is the monetary unit of the reserve asset of the IMF

    Role of SDR

    International Finance
    Def-IF is the branch of economics that studies the dynamics of exchange rates, foreign investments, and how these affect international trade

    Nature and Scope of International Finance


    Foreign exchange management Exchange rate determination Exchange rate risk and its managements MNC,s investment decisions International Working Capital Decisions Financing decisions of the MNC,s Inter accounting and taxation Inter indebtedness

    Significance of International Finance

    Use of IT in International Business


    ITES(IT enabled services) KPO(Knowledge Process Outsourcing) E-Business enterprises

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