Exchange Rates

Paper Summary:

In this article, the researcher proposes the use of combined qualitative and quantitative techniques to review how exchange rates affect the level of foreign direct investment and capital flow across borders. The writer notes that more and more business enterprises are realizing that to remain competitive in the global marketplace, they must adapt their processes and policies to reflect the economic environment surrounding them. This study examines this phenomenon in greater detail and provides a theoretical framework for explaining the relation between exchange rates and international business processes. The writer provides a comprehensive review of the literature available on exchange rate volatility, influence and mobility and combines this information with data gathered from primary research.

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Introduction
Significance of Research
Methods
Theoretical Foundation
Research Design
Implications of Research
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From the Paper:

"Streissler points out that the role of exchange rates in international business relations and operations remains one of the more controversial issues in international research and literature. Because this issue is controversial and as yet unsettled, it is important that more research is conducted to help solidify theoretical propositions describing the influence exchange rates have on decision making in business. This study will help achieve this aim, determining the exact effect exchange rates have on foreign direct investment and capital flow across borders."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Streissler, E.W. (2002). Exchange rates and international finance markets: An asset- theoretic perspective with Schumpeterian innovation. London: Routledge.
• "The business cycle, international linkages and exchange rates." New York: World Economic Outlook, 55.

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