This document provides an overview of the classification of EU economy based on various factors such as geographical area, nominal GDP, per capita GDP, and more. It also discusses the linkage between the U.S and EU economies, measures taken by EU members to mitigate current economic problems, and the economic outlook for EU nations.

Learn about the classification of EU economy based on geographical area, nominal GDP, per capita GDP, and more.

Classification of EU economy

This article discusses the impact of Brexit on the economy of the United Kingdom and European Union, including trade practices, tariffs, and non-tariff barriers. It explores the challenges faced by the UK as a member of the EU and the consequences of Brexit on trade relations.

Brexit: Impact on UK and EU Economy

Portfolio
Please include the following in the portfolio;
Individual Notes 1 (400 words)
Conduct an online research on The European Economic Community (EEC). What are the pros and cons of the EEC?
Individual Notes 2 (1,600 words)
Critically discuss the reasons why MNCs internationalise and the typical challenges they encounter.
Individual Report (1,200 words)
Select an MNC and analyse how the company could enter an international market that it does not have a presence. The report should cover the following:
Introduction
Analysis of domestic market
Strategy to internationalise
Selected country environmental analysis
Mode of entry, challenges it may find in the country and possible solutions
Leadership qualities that supports the market entry
Conclusion
Individual Reflective Essay (800 words)
Briefly summarise what you have learned from this module and how you review your own entrepreneurial qualities (show evidence of a self-assessment exercise).

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Political Science

Global business

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International Financial Management Assignment 2022

Assignment

This report analyzes the economic growth and living standards in Russia and Germany, examining factors such as GDP, income inequality, HDI, poverty line, and unemployment. It compares the two countries in terms of their economic growth and living standards, and explores the extent to which economic growth contributes to living standards. The report concludes that while Germany has a higher GDP and lower unemployment, both countries have similar living standards.

Classification of EU economy

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