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PROJECT OPTION 3- ARTICLE REVIEWS (EXPORT MANAGEMENT)
1.) “ U.S. Beef Exports to China Closer to Restarting “
( https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2017-06-15/aussie-leader-lampoons-trump-in-speech-mentioning-russian-guy )
This article explains the resumption of American beef exports to China after a 14-year hiatus and the agreement with china to promote access for american products including “beef” amid a broader effort to reshape the trade relationship between the countries.
This trade between china and america is a stepping stone and a door for them to have long-lasting and mutually beneficial.
2.) “ Britain’s biggest export: Wealth”
( http://www.economist.com/news/britain/21638113-current-account-deficit-might-explain-britains-joyless-recovery-britains-biggest-export )
The current-account deficit might explain Britain’s joyless recovery.
Britain is famously open to overseas investment, with national brands like “Cadbury” (a well known chocolate brand) and “Rolls-Royce” Motors in foreign hands. Overseas investments did not just produce bountiful returns: they increased in value, too. That helped Britain finance the remaining deficit. Britain could consume and thus import less, hope its investments improve or export more. With interest rates near zero and some spare capacity, a move from spending to saving would harm the economy
3.) “Thinking Global, Invest Local”
( https://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2017-06-15/think-global-invest-local-john-bogle-advises-inadvisably )
Calling passive investors. Come in passive investors.
Passive investing has a simple and appealing mantra: Just buy the market. But good luck finding its adherents. Not even Jack Bogle, who introduced the first passive index fund in 1976 and is widely considered the father of passive investing, can be counted among them.
This article shows one such bias is a common belief among active managers that their bets represent a contrarian view of markets. Bogle cautions that “the crowd is always wrong” and that “if you believe in the majority, you can just throw my opinion in the wastebasket.”
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