694. 21520 Canada and Foreign Trade It is most certainly true that at the beginning of the 21st century ? as indeed it has been true for hundreds of years ? that international trade plays an important part in the economy of most countries. As countries like Canada have become increasingly industrialized, foreign trade has become increasingly important to their economies. However, while international trade is generally to be considered to be a beneficial attribute of a nation?s economy, at least one of Canada?s export products has caused a considerable amount of political uproar: The trade across the border of prescription drugs into the United States. This paper examines the trade aspects (as opposed to the purely political aspects) of such this trade. Pages: 4 Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed Filename: 21520 Price: US$35.80

695. 21749 Hong Kong Economy The government in Hong Kong has traditionally held a great deal of control over both macro-economic elements and the way in which companies do business, and thus it would be possible for the government to work with companies to help shift them towards the economic efficiencies of an e-supply chain. Because of the political structure in Hong Kong, Hong Kong firms cannot compete with Western firms, or Chinese firms, as efficiently as (for example) Western firms can compete with Chinese firms. However, Hong Kong firms do export an impressively large number of goods and thus the economy will be improved by even small improvements in the efficiency of shipping and tracking those goods. Automation of ordering, shipping and tracking processes whenever possible will thus help the economy, which was significantly damaged by the region wide Asian financial crisis that began in 1997 and was last year hit by the SARS epidemic, with unemployment rising to over 8 percent last year. Pages: 9 Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed Filename: 21749 Price: US$80.55

696. 21860 cCnstituional Law This paper encompasses a discussion of legal history in the United States. More specifically the Supreme Court and the sentiment of the governmental administration during the post reconstruction period will be examined. Taking the above mentioned into consideration an argument as to whether the Court did or did not capture the Court's sentiments will be presented. Pages: 9 Bibliography: 15 source(s) listed Filename: 21860 Price: US$80.55

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