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Most profitable currency to trade on Forex?

Currency Trading From Internet? I want to do small internet currency trading business (with minimum amount) from home. I am new in this field. I dont know how to buy and sell and which currency is profitable? How and where I can start? Is there any website to start? Do I need some account or registration to buy and sell? Or if there is any other relevent information. Please help me. Thanks every body in advance.

Which is more profitable on the long and short term, trading Stocks, Options, Future or Foreign Currency?

how profitable is trading currencies?

Are there any websites where I can see world records for currency trading? Such as most consecutively profitable trades, highest % profit of all time on one account, most overall profits in an hour/day/week and the most trades without a loss. My record on the practice account I started a while back was 4/4 profitable trades with a total profit of about 3%. Too bad I don't currently have enough money to make a living doing this though. Anyone else tried forex trading before, if so what is/was your success rate? I didn't mean publish the names of the people or anything like that. I think it would be beneficial to a company though if they showed just how successful someone can be in the FX market, to inspire people by showing what is possible. I think it would encourage the spirit of competition and get more people involved in the FX market.

Is trading the Forex easy and profitable? I have heard alot about trading in the Currency market. Is it easy to do? Can I make a lot of money in the Forex?

How can i learn Currency trading??? (Forex)? i would really like to learn the fundementals of trading in the forex market. i wanna know if there is a place to learn or if anyone does trading can teach me some basics...and is it a profitable form of practice???? thank you. you can e-mail me if there is not enouh room my e-mail adress is metalic09@yahoo.com thats Zero nine.

Do you think Foreigh Exchange Trading(ForEx) is profitable business ? What do you think of Forex Trading/Currency Trading?what are up and downs of this business?Also suggest which trading website is the best out of FXCM,Forex.com,gcitrading.com or gftforex.com?

Know any decent currency traders? Does anyone know of any decent currency and/or commodity traders with a proven track record? Is currency trading as profitable as all the "SPAM" flying around purports it to be?

What is the most effective method to trade in the currency market and be profitable most of the time.?

NOT CONSIDERING THE INHERENT RISKS INVOLVED, which is potentially the most profitable "TRADING" area to be in? Is it, theoretically speaking: 1- Options & Futures …… (And if so, in what underlying area?) 2- Forex Trading ……. (And if so, which currencies) or 3- Neither ……. (And if so, why not and what area would you recommend instead?) Which one offers the most theoretical/potential return and requires the least upfront outlay? Again, NOT considering the inherent risks, BUT merely the potential for return. Please, offer as much detail as possible. Thank You! P.S. Please also note, that I am talking about "Trading" and NOT "Investing". E.V. - Thanks for your great advice. g3n1ouz0 - What an incredible piece of creative writing. I wish, I could reward it with the BA, but unfortunately its ingenious satire does not really address the question. In other words, it would not be exactly fair to others to pick it as the BA. Nonetheless, THANK YOU for such a wonderful piece of writing - I know you must have put some time into that. Thanks again. Sheepherder - Great to have you back, dear. So you are recommending a pot of gold to be buried in the backyard, huh? I hope things don't get as bad as you are predicting, at least for another 50 years or so! :-) .... Then again, you’re an old (only in spirit, okay lol) fox who has been around so: When Sheep talks, the market might get sheepish! :-) :-)

Do you know about arbitrage trading? Is it better than e-currency trading? Anyone that have actually done this arbitrage trading please let me know. And how profitable it is.

Is it a profitable idea to buy up dollars while they are low? As the Thai baht is getting stronger against the dollar (baht is what I earn), is it advisable to buy dollars with the hope that the dollar will get stronger later, leaving me with a profit? Thanks for your time, and any of your currency trading suggestions.

Is it legal to make a profit off trading currencies? I was thinking about converting money to a foreign currency and converting back to american when it would be profitable. I just haven't really heard of people doing that. Are there laws against it?

is e-currency trade real? I will like to know what e-currency trading is all about and if it is real. I will also like to know if it is very profitable? Also is DXINONE.COM for real.

Does anyone trade international currencies online? Is it profitable?

Buy foreign stocks with a foreign currency? Has anyone traded foreign stocks, on a foreign stock exchange, IN THAT COUNTRY'S LOCAL CURRENCY? It sounds like this could be profitable in more than one way.

Buy (Icelandic) bonds 15.00% with Japanaese currency? If you were to use JPY currency to buy Icelandic Bonds (that offer 15.00% interest) would this be profitable? COULD YOU SHORT TERM TRADE IT? Thanks?

Are you an experienced financial markets investor, broker or trader who can generously help me? Provided you have a little bit of spare time to share with me and to thoroughly explain to me how I could start making money from a minimum investment into the stock markets, I would greatly appreciate it if you could reply to this posting and also enable me to email you back with any of my crucial or key questions whose answers would ensure my complete understanding of all your guidance and instructions related to the matter. Some questions: How to recognise an opportunity of making money on the stock markets? How to effectively read the financial reports of companies' shares prices and indices and properly utilise it before making a decision of either buying or selling? In other words, when to buy, when to sell and when to put a stop order? Can I hire anybody to do the whole process for me from day 1 until closing a profitable trading deal? In terms of buying or selling shares, how to recognise or what kind of companies I should look out for in order to either buy or sell their shares? What is the simplest or easiest way of speculating or trading on the oscillations of major foreign currencies for me as a beginner? Apart from the Financial Times and Yahoo! Finance, what are the other sources of updated finacial markets information and knowledge that you could warmly refer me to? If I have missed to ask anything else, I would greatly appreciate it if you could add or emphasise it in favour of my final profit success from speculating on the financial markets. Many thanks in advance and God bless you.

Is there a finite limit to the US budget deficit and trade imbalance? When Harry Truman was president one of the major concerns he expressed and the US citizenry supported was a balanced budget by the Federal government. At the time the US simply would not tolerate an unfavorable balance of trade with any nation. US workers were busy producing products, grateful for jobs, the government was relatively small, and the Great Depression seemed a thing of the distant past. Even though the Korean War was raging most citizens believed and sincerely hoped that would be the last armed conflict on foreign soil involving US troops. The popular concept was that the US military would return home and a gradual de-militarization would begin. Somewhere during the last 60 years almost every aspect of that got lost. Both political parties have acted consistently to move US production overseas, to spend money of the future on social programs, foreign wars, to build and maintain a military presence far in excess of WWII levels [in cost]. A unit of currency only of value as it relates to a product. A piece of raw material, an agricultural product, a manufactured item, a unit of labor. [Economics 101, 1960s vintage] By extension, a dollar only has value to buy something if the US produces something someone somewhere wants to trade currency representing their own product for. Quid pro quo. If that economic concept represents reality, how long will whomever lends money to the US continue to loan it when the US produces nothing? How long will China continue to consider it profitable to keep workers producing for shipment to the US when nobody in the US is producing anything of like value to provide a foundation for US currency? This isn't a rant. This is a real question about time and the sustained value of US currency. Matt: Apparently you have a short memory. That credit card was already maxed out before this guy ever set foot in the oval office. For that matter, it looked maxed out before his dad ever set foot in the oval office. Maybe you're right. Maybe it's infinite. I sincerely hope it is. The dad of the guy before him, I should have said. The one with the CIA operating as the family business.

anyone wanna join my country? explicit outreach to North Koreans, anyone else is also welcomed? oh yeah, it's free, we offer military protection from any nearby soldiers...um...what else...national bank notes issued to you as an allowance...you also must agree to accept these as a currency. Every bank note $1 is worth $1 whatever your defacted currency is. Yeah...exchanging your defected countries bank notes for ours, then trading that for a richer countries bank notes can be quite profitable...join

The Real European Union Agenda? to understand the true sinister plan of the European Union you have to look back to days of the glorious British Empire when Britain ruled the waves and traded with the whole world,France and particularly Germany felt neglected because other countries knew trading with the Empire was more profitable. End of World War II France & Germany created the European Economic Community,and propositioned Britain to join because at that time we was in financial ruin due to been the only allied nation who fought the whole way through WWI and WWII. This was France & Germany's opportunity to undercut Britain's dominance on trade in Europe hence the reason why there are restrictions on British trade today,and the reason why German and French economies are in front of Britain. The removal of Britannia on our coins is just the first step,soon we can wave goodbye to our Union Jack,National Anthem,and Currency,and most chilling of all Britain's seat on the UN and NATO will be replaced by the EU. This is not some wacky conspiracy theory,France & German economies have over taken Britain's. And there plan to flood Britain with immigration and the growing Islamification. Our Government has no power to hold a Referendum. What do you think?

How do I finish my research paper off? Just need one or two more sentences, what should I say?: Moran 1 Ashley Moran April 21, 2009 English I, Pre-AP Ms. Johnson “Economy” The Elizabethan Era was one where many changes were brought on. The age of mercantilism slowly closed, while the age of capitalism was rising. The change of life brought surprise to many, but mostly the “commoners”. The Elizabethan Era introduced a brand new way to live and experience life. Manufacturing was done on a small scale - in households or small shops instead of large factories (Lace 35) . Labor was relatively cheap.- principally because it was widely accepted that commoners should expect a low standard of living (Singman 31). Manufactured goods, on the other hand, were comparatively expensive. There was almost no mechanization, so the vastly increased hours of labor more then negated the lower rate of pay. Moreover, prices would fluctuate according to time and place. (Singman 34). The growth of trade during Elizabeth’s reign and the movement towards a money economy (selling goods for cash instead of trading for other goods) led to growth in the number and the wealth of merchants. It was the merchants and the amount of wealth they controlled, who gave the cities economic power (Lace 37). Between 1500 and 1789 the trade in North American furs and hides was profitable in Western Europe for various people, such as: furriers, hatters, and leather makers. Medieval Europe had met it’s own Moran 2 demand for furs until the supply of suitable animals was exhausted and buyers resorted to “common pelts” such as rabbit or in expensive furs from the east (Dewald 500). Classical economic thought dominated the field from the 1820’s to the 1850’s. Ricardo’s life spanned the close of the age of mercantilism and the rise of capitalism. Ricardo’s interest in economics’ came after he read Adam Smith’s classic, “The Wealthier Nations“. (Powell et al 778) While Ricardo’s ideas have long since become out moded, he was the first to systematize the study of economics. Through his work he inspired both those who supported laissez-faire economic policy, such as David Hyme, and those who opposed it, favoring instead government control of the economy. Ricardo thought inductively, working from abstract principals to establish economic laws. For example: he saw that population was increasing, which resulted in humans competing for resources (Powell et all 780). On the other hand, Adam Smith’s approach to his work was first to do a historical study of his subject, and then to advance in the area, often building on the work of his contemporaries. Though, It has been shown that he was a most curious human being, Adam Smith displayed, in the writing of The Wealth of Nations, a “profound knowledge of the real occupations of mankind.” A situation that Smith observed in France, was one that was essentially brought on by taxation, a system that made people “exceedingly miserable,” a stem, which, in years to come, would bring on the French Revolution, and to bring, in it‘s wake, Napoleon. Thus Adam Smith, steeped into history and philosophy by writing his famous book “The Wealth of Nations“ (Landry). The Elizabethan Era was a gate that let in currency of gold and silver coins, as opposed to just trading. Also, new economic idea’s were brought on with such people as: Adam Smith and David Ricardo, paving the way towards capitalist ground. Today’s economy is influenced by the Elizabethan Era’s economy in many ways.

Anyone know why we invaded Hawaii and took it over .? We attempted the same thing in south and central america during the banana wars . And Attempted to seize many other lands that resisted and eventually remained free from our aggression . Now we are in the Middle east building permanent bases and if they do not resist will we strategically hold the vast oil reserves of the world in our control . Saddam got invaded as a reminder that the offers we make are to be taken seriously and without negotiation . Saddam, Iran & Venezuela attempted to forum a separate block of oil nations who where going to trade in Euro's the currency of Europe which would destroy the value of the United States currency around the world . An economic war and not terrorism is the reason we are in Iraq and planning to stay . Just like Hawaii . back then sugar cane and Rum ruled the profitable markets . Like drugs and oil do today . Afghanistan home to the poppy and the worlds heroin supply . Except under the Talliban . They had to go .

american history help!! 1: The California Gold Rush refers to: a golden river located in the newly-settled state of California. a rush of stories about gold in the West flooding the ears of Americans on the East coast. the influx of travelers to the American West that were in search of gold and wealth. the national effort of forcing thousands of Indians off their lands. 2: The application for California statehood caused turmoil in Congress because: it would upset the balance between the slave and free states in the Senate it would disturb the balance in the House between those who favored slavery and those who opposed it. Democrats would alow no more slave states into the Union Whigs would allow no more free states into the Union. 3: Many southerners supported the Compromise of 1850 because it: provided that cotton be substituted for currency legalized slavery in all the new territories provided for the creation of 5 states out of Texas provided for the return of fugitive slaves 4: Despite earlier efforts to settle the issue, slavery became a major issue in the 1840s and 1850s because the: US Supreme Court had a northern majority nation was expanding west evangelists of the Second Awakening raised the issue frequently existing political parties needed an issue which would unite their members 5: By opening the territory north of 36o 30' to slavery, the Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed the: Dred Scott decision Compromise of 1850 Missouri Compromise Wilmont Proviso 6: "Bleeding Kansas" gained its reputation for violence because of the: sporadic warfare between settlers on opposing sides in the battle over the slavery issue actions of various bandit gangs that roamed the territory before the arrival of federal marshals general lawlessness of cow towns like Dodge City and Abilene US Army's vicious tactics while driving the Indians out of the territory 7: The new Republican Party: quickly won voter support in the South in the elections of 1854 foes of the Kansas-Nebraska Act who were dedicated, among other purposes, to fighting slavery extension won the presidency in the 1856 elections supported lower taxes in order to bring down American industry 8: In the Dred Scott case, the Supreme Court ruled that: Dred Scott was not a citizen of the United States the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional Congress had no power to ban slavery in any territory All of the above 9: Which of the following was NOT TRUE about slavery as a labor system? slavery was worth more in terms of investment than all the land of the South as slavery spread in the Deep South, power became equally shared among all white southerners it was slavery that made possible the South's "mass production" of cotton for export only a minority of Southerners owned slaves 10: Manufacturing in the Old South lagged behind that in the North because: black labor was incompatible with industry white leaders in the South were more concerned with prestige than with profits the South lacked important natural resources cotton was more profitable than the industry 11: The southern demand that slavery be allowed to expand into the territories seems to have been motivated by the: expectation that slavery would be even more profitable in the West than in the South fear that free territories could be used as bases for spreading abolitionism into the South belief that expansion was necessary to allow the profitable sale of slaves none of the above 12: William Lloyd Garrison pledged his dedication to: shipping freed blacks back to Africa outlawing the slave trade preventing the expansion of slavery beyond the South the immediate abolition of slavery in the South 13: The most controversial aspect of the slavery issue during the first half of the 1800s was: the status of slavery in the territories the right of abolitionists to send their literature through the US mail the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law the prohibition of international slave trade 14: What was the significance of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin? It presented a view of slavery as an great good It presented the idea that slavery did not tear apart the black family It provoked a more aggressive anti-southern and anti-slavery position in those who were uncertain on the slavery issue All of the above 15: Harriet Tubman gained fame: in the gold fields of California as an African-American poet as an advocate for the Fugitive Slave Law by helping slaves escape to Canada 16: The Homestead Act provided: that indians should own their lands as individuals rather than collectively as tribes 160 acres of free land to anyone who would settle it and improve it over 5 years 40 acres of land to each former slave above the age of 21 that the land of former Confederates should not be confiscated by the government 17: The mining towns which developed in the West between 1860 and 1890: were often abandoned after the mines closed were mainly settled by men frequently suffered from lawlessness all of the above 18: The Union and Pacific Railroads met at: Charleston Sacramento Promontory Point Chicago 19: The conflict over slavery in Kansas: came about because the first settlers brough large numbers of slaves to the territory we resolved by the Crittenden Compromise was temporarily resolved by the Compromise of 1850 was greatly escalated by abolitionist-funded settlers and proslavery "border ruffians" from Missouri 20: The fanatical abolitionist John Brown made his first entry into violent antislavery politics by leading an armed raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia organizing a slave rebellion in Missouri killing five proslavery settlers in Kansas organizing an armed militia of blacks and whites to conduct escaped slaves to Canada 21: The existence of the "underground railroad" added to southern demands for: the admission of new slave states into the Union the death penalty for abolitionists a stricter federal Fugitive Slave Law the enslavement of free blacks in North and South 22: Among the notable advocates of compromise in the controversy over slaverin in the 1850s were: William Seward and Zachary Taylor Henry Clay and Daniel Webster John C. Calhoun and Abraham Lincoln Stephen Douglas and Harriet Tubman 23: Under the terms of the Compromise of 1850: California was admitted to the Union as a free state, and slavery in Utah and New Mexico would be left to popular sovereignty California was admited as a free state, and Utah and New Mexico were slave states California, Utah, and New Mexico were kept as territories but with slavery prohibited New Mexico and Texas were admitted as slave states and Utah and California as free states 24: The invention that transformed the southern cotton industry was the: sewing machine mechanical cotton picker cotton gin steamboat 25: Most Southerners viewed slaves as: equals superiors property politicians 26: Even though they owned no slaves, most southern whites supported the slave system because: they were bribed by the planter class they enjoyed the economic benefits of slavery they felt racially superior to blacks and hoped to one day be able to buy slaves they disliked the northern abolitionists 27: Most of the growth in the African-American slave population before 1860 came from: the illegal importation of slaves from Africa the re-enslavement of formerly free blacks natural reproduction the incorporation into the United States of new slave territories 28: Most slave owners treated their slaves as: objects to be beaten and brutallized as often as possible valuable investments members of the extended family sources of new technology 29: Most of the early abolitionists were motivated by: a desire to see an indpendent black republic in Africa anger at the negative economic consequences of slavery religious feeling against the sin of slavery a philosphical commitment to racial integration 30: The most prominent black abolitionist leader was Stephen Douglas Harriet Beecher Stowe William Lloyd Garrison Frederick Douglass

Could you check my grammatical mistakes? Could you help me and check my grammatical mistakes in my writing? Thank you for your help. It is the last part "A exchange rate affect the prices of imports an exports. It will also affect how a particulate business will be competitive and profitable in domestic and overseas markets. To prevent large fluctuations relative to one another most nations of the European Union linked their currencies. The European Monetary System was organized in 1979 to stabilize the exchange rate. It used an Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) to create stable exchange rates in order to improve trade between EU members. At the beginning of 1999, the same EU members adopted a single currency, the Euro. Denmark, Great Britain, and Sweden did not adopt the Euro when it was introduced. To overcome problems of exchange rate fluctuations some businesses which tread in different currency may use some forms of futures contracts, which enables them to buy currency in advance at a guaranteed rate (fixed). It is a form of insurance and it reduces the level of risk. Some businesses may also decide to keep bank accounts in foreign currency and invest money in currency in which whey but goods to avoid exchange rate fluctuations and minimize bank charges. International debt is a part of the total debt in the country that is owed to creditors outside the country. The debt includes money owed to private commercial other governments, banks, or international financial institutions. According to statistic the United Kingdom is on the second place just after the United on the list of the counters with the biggest debts. All of the countries use the Balance of payments to measure all international monetary transactions. Balance of payments is a record of a country’s transactions with the rest of the world. It is used to summarize all international transactions for a particular country during a specific time period (usually a year). If a country has received money, this is recorded as a credit, and, if a country has paid money, the transaction is recorded as a debit. The Balance of payments should equal zero, meaning that credits (assets) and debits (liabilities) should balance, but in practice this is very rare."

help history my teacher falls asleep in classs lol? 1.) The California Gold Rush refers to: a golden river located in the newly-settled state of California. a rush of stories about gold in the West flooding the ears of Americans on the East coast. the influx of travelers to the American West that were in search of gold and wealth. the national effort of forcing thousands of Indians off their lands. 2.) The application for California statehood caused turmoil in Congress because: it would upset the balance between the slave and free states in the Senate it would disturb the balance in the House between those who favored slavery and those who opposed it. Democrats would alow no more slave states into the Union Whigs would allow no more free states into the Union. Many southerners supported the Compromise of 1850 because it: provided that cotton be substituted for currency legalized slavery in all the new territories provided for the creation of 5 states out of Texas provided for the return of fugitive slaves Despite earlier efforts to settle the issue, slavery became a major issue in the 1840s and 1850s because the: US Supreme Court had a northern majority nation was expanding west evangelists of the Second Awakening raised the issue frequently existing political parties needed an issue which would unite their members 5.) By opening the territory north of 36o 30' to slavery, the Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed the: Dred Scott decision Compromise of 1850 Missouri Compromise Wilmont Proviso .) "Bleeding Kansas" gained its reputation for violence because of the: sporadic warfare between settlers on opposing sides in the battle over the slavery issue actions of various bandit gangs that roamed the territory before the arrival of federal marshals general lawlessness of cow towns like Dodge City and Abilene US Army's vicious tactics while driving the Indians out of the territory 7.) The new Republican Party: quickly won voter support in the South in the elections of 1854 foes of the Kansas-Nebraska Act who were dedicated, among other purposes, to fighting slavery extension won the presidency in the 1856 elections supported lower taxes in order to bring down American industry 8.) In the Dred Scott case, the Supreme Court ruled that: Dred Scott was not a citizen of the United States the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional Congress had no power to ban slavery in any territory All of the above 9.) Which of the following was NOT TRUE about slavery as a labor system? slavery was worth more in terms of investment than all the land of the South as slavery spread in the Deep South, power became equally shared among all white southerners it was slavery that made possible the South's "mass production" of cotton for export only a minority of Southerners owned slaves 10.) Manufacturing in the Old South lagged behind that in the North because: black labor was incompatible with industry white leaders in the South were more concerned with prestige than with profits the South lacked important natural resources cotton was more profitable than the industry 11.) The southern demand that slavery be allowed to expand into the territories seems to have been motivated by the: expectation that slavery would be even more profitable in the West than in the South fear that free territories could be used as bases for spreading abolitionism into the South belief that expansion was necessary to allow the profitable sale of slaves none of the above 12.) William Lloyd Garrison pledged his dedication to: shipping freed blacks back to Africa outlawing the slave trade preventing the expansion of slavery beyond the South the immediate abolition of slavery in the South 13.) The most controversial aspect of the slavery issue during the first half of the 1800s was: the status of slavery in the territories the right of abolitionists to send their literature through the US mail the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law the prohibition of international slave trade 14.) What was the significance of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin? It presented a view of slavery as an great good It presented the idea that slavery did not tear apart the black family It provoked a more aggressive anti-southern and anti-slavery position in those who were uncertain on the slavery issue All of the above 15.) Harriet Tubman gained fame: in the gold fields of California as an African-American poet as an advocate for the Fugitive Slave Law by helping slaves escape to Canada 16.) The Homestead Act provided: that indians should own their lands as individuals rather than collectively as tribes 160 acres of free land to anyone who would settle it and improve

social studies help PLEASE i am begging you!!!? 1: The California Gold Rush refers to: a golden river located in the newly-settled state of California. a rush of stories about gold in the West flooding the ears of Americans on the East coast. the influx of travelers to the American West that were in search of gold and wealth. the national effort of forcing thousands of Indians off their lands. 2: The application for California statehood caused turmoil in Congress because: it would upset the balance between the slave and free states in the Senate it would disturb the balance in the House between those who favored slavery and those who opposed it. Democrats would alow no more slave states into the Union Whigs would allow no more free states into the Union. 3: Many southerners supported the Compromise of 1850 because it: provided that cotton be substituted for currency legalized slavery in all the new territories provided for the creation of 5 states out of Texas provided for the return of fugitive slaves 4: Despite earlier efforts to settle the issue, slavery became a major issue in the 1840s and 1850s because the: US Supreme Court had a northern majority nation was expanding west evangelists of the Second Awakening raised the issue frequently existing political parties needed an issue which would unite their members 5: By opening the territory north of 36o 30' to slavery, the Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed the: Dred Scott decision Compromise of 1850 Missouri Compromise Wilmont Proviso 6: "Bleeding Kansas" gained its reputation for violence because of the: sporadic warfare between settlers on opposing sides in the battle over the slavery issue actions of various bandit gangs that roamed the territory before the arrival of federal marshals general lawlessness of cow towns like Dodge City and Abilene US Army's vicious tactics while driving the Indians out of the territory 7: The new Republican Party: quickly won voter support in the South in the elections of 1854 foes of the Kansas-Nebraska Act who were dedicated, among other purposes, to fighting slavery extension won the presidency in the 1856 elections supported lower taxes in order to bring down American industry 8: In the Dred Scott case, the Supreme Court ruled that: Dred Scott was not a citizen of the United States the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional Congress had no power to ban slavery in any territory All of the above 9: Which of the following was NOT TRUE about slavery as a labor system? slavery was worth more in terms of investment than all the land of the South as slavery spread in the Deep South, power became equally shared among all white southerners it was slavery that made possible the South's "mass production" of cotton for export only a minority of Southerners owned slaves 10: Manufacturing in the Old South lagged behind that in the North because: black labor was incompatible with industry white leaders in the South were more concerned with prestige than with profits the South lacked important natural resources cotton was more profitable than the industry 11: The southern demand that slavery be allowed to expand into the territories seems to have been motivated by the: expectation that slavery would be even more profitable in the West than in the South fear that free territories could be used as bases for spreading abolitionism into the South belief that expansion was necessary to allow the profitable sale of slaves none of the above 12: William Lloyd Garrison pledged his dedication to: shipping freed blacks back to Africa outlawing the slave trade preventing the expansion of slavery beyond the South the immediate abolition of slavery in the South 13: The most controversial aspect of the slavery issue during the first half of the 1800s was: the status of slavery in the territories the right of abolitionists to send their literature through the US mail the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law the prohibition of international slave trade 14: What was the significance of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin? It presented a view of slavery as an great good It presented the idea that slavery did not tear apart the black family It provoked a more aggressive anti-southern and anti-slavery position in those who were uncertain on the slavery issue All of the above 15: Harriet Tubman gained fame: in the gold fields of California as an African-American poet as an advocate for the Fugitive Slave Law by helping slaves escape to Canada 16: The Homestead Act provided: that indians should own their lands as individuals rather than collectively as tribes 160 acres of free land to anyone who would settle it and improve it over 5 years 40 acres of land to each former slave above the age of 21 that the land of former Confederates should not be confiscated by the government 17: The mining towns which developed in the West between 1860 and 1890: were often abandoned after the mines closed were mainly settled by men frequently suffered from lawlessness all of the above 18: The Union and Pacific Railroads met at: Charleston Sacramento Promontory Point Chicago 19: The conflict over slavery in Kansas: came about because the first settlers brough large numbers of slaves to the territory we resolved by the Crittenden Compromise was temporarily resolved by the Compromise of 1850 was greatly escalated by abolitionist-funded settlers and proslavery "border ruffians" from Missouri 20: The fanatical abolitionist John Brown made his first entry into violent antislavery politics by killing five proslavery settlers in Kansas organizing a slave rebellion in Missouri leading an armed raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia organizing an armed militia of blacks and whites to conduct escaped slaves to Canada 21: The existence of the "underground railroad" added to southern demands for: the admission of new slave states into the Union the death penalty for abolitionists a stricter federal Fugitive Slave Law the enslavement of free blacks in North and South 22: Among the notable advocates of compromise in the controversy over slaverin in the 1850s were: William Seward and Zachary Taylor Henry Clay and Daniel Webster John C. Calhoun and Abraham Lincoln Stephen Douglas and Harriet Tubman 23: Under the terms of the Compromise of 1850: California was admitted to the Union as a free state, and slavery in Utah and New Mexico would be left to popular sovereignty California was admited as a free state, and Utah and New Mexico were slave states California, Utah, and New Mexico were kept as territories but with slavery prohibited New Mexico and Texas were admitted as slave states and Utah and California as free states 24: The invention that transformed the southern cotton industry was the: sewing machine mechanical cotton picker cotton gin steamboat 25: Most Southern slaveowners held: over a hundred slaves over fifty slaves fewer than ten slaves only one slave 26: Even though they owned no slaves, most southern whites supported the slave system because: they were bribed by the planter class they enjoyed the economic benefits of slavery they felt racially superior to blacks and hoped to one day be able to buy slaves they disliked the northern abolitionists 27: Most of the growth in the African-American slave population before 1860 came from: the illegal importation of slaves from Africa the re-enslavement of formerly free blacks natural reproduction the incorporation into the United States of new slave territories 28: Most slave owners treated their slaves as: objects to be beaten and brutallized as often as possible valuable investments members of the extended family sources of new technology 29: Most of the early abolitionists were motivated by: a desire to see an indpendent black republic in Africa anger at the negative economic consequences of slavery religious feeling against the sin of slavery a philosphical commitment to racial integration 30: The most prominent black abolitionist leader was Stephen Douglas Harriet Beecher Stowe William Lloyd Garrison Frederick Douglass

Please help me with a thesis statement on the American Expansion and Civil War? I'm writing a paper on the American Expansion from 1800 - 1860 and its role in the division of the North and South causing the Civil War. This is what I have so far, but need to have a thesis statement in the first and last paragraph, please help! The North favored an understanding of the United States Constitution. They wanted to grant the federal government increased powers. The South wanted to reserve all undefined powers to the individual states. The North also wanted internal improvements sponsored by the federal government. This was more roads, railroads, and canals. The South, on the other hand, did not want these projects to be done at all. Also the North wanted to develop a tariff. With a high tariff, it protected the Northern manufacturer. Southerners felt the tariffs were unfair because they imported a greater variety of goods than most Northern people. It was bad for the South because a high tariff would not let the south trade its cotton for foreign goods. The North also wanted a good banking and currency system and federal subsidies for shipping and internal improvements. The South felt these were discriminatory and that they favored Northern commercial interests. The South wanted to secede from the North because they wanted to keep slavery. The South wanted and needed to keep slavery and the North did not want it at all. The South was going to do anything they could to keep it. This is the problem that overrode all others. America was an agricultural nation and crops such as cotton were in demand around the world. During this time the South had about 4 million slaves. These slaves were a big investment to Southerners and if taken away, could mean great losses to everyone. Slaves were used in the South as helpers in the fields in the farming of tobacco, rice, and sugar, as well as many other jobs. The South especially needed more slaves at this time because they were now growing more cotton then ever because of the invention of the cotton gin, which made cotton more profitable for southern growers. Southern planters saw their profits increase rapidly as more and more of them relied on cotton as their main cash crop. Cotton production rose from almost 200,000 bales in 1810 to almost 4 million bales in 1860. Northerners, who were called abolitionists felt slavery was uncivilized and that owning slaves for any reason was wrong. They wanted slavery abolished. The existence of slavery was the crucial element of the conflict between the North and South. Other problems existed that led to succession but none were as big as the slavery issue. The only way to avoid the war was to abolish slavery but this was not able to be done because slavery is what kept the South running. After the South seceded Lincoln said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free." The Civil War was inevitable because slavery formed two opposing societies and could never be abolished. Thank you Krunchee. I didn't even realize I had a U,but changed it!!

Please help me with a thesis statement on the American Expansion and Civil War? I'm writing a paper on the American Expansion from 1800 - 1860 and its role in the division of the North and South causing the Civil War. This is what I have so far, but need to have a thesis statement in the first and last paragraph, please help! The North favored an understanding of the United States Constitution. They wanted to grant the federal government increased powers. The South wanted to reserve all undefined powers to the individual states. The North also wanted internal improvements sponsored by the federal government. This was more roads, railroads, and canals. The South, on the other hand, did not want these projects to be done at all. Also the North wanted to develop a tariff. With a high tariff, it protected the Northern manufacturer. Southerners felt the tariffs were unfair because they imported a greater variety of goods than most Northern people. It was bad for the South because a high tariff would not let the south trade its cotton for foreign goods. The North also wanted a good banking and currency system and federal subsidies for shipping and internal improvements. The South felt these were discriminatory and that they favored Northern commercial interests. The South wanted to secede from the North because they wanted to keep slavery. The South wanted and needed to keep slavery and the North did not want it at all. The South was going to do anything they could to keep it. This is the problem that overrode all others. America was an agricultural nation and crops such as cotton were in demand around the world. During this time the South had about 4 million slaves. These slaves were a big investment to Southerners and if taken away, could mean great losses to everyone. Slaves were used in the South as helpers in the fields in the farming of tobacco, rice, and sugar, as well as many other jobs. The South especially needed more slaves at this time because they were now growing more cotton then ever because of the invention of the cotton gin, which made cotton more profitable for southern growers. Southern planters saw their profits increase rapidly as more and more of them relied on cotton as their main cash crop. Cotton production rose from almost 200,000 bales in 1810 to almost 4 million bales in 1860. Northerners, who were called abolitionists felt slavery was uncivilized and that owning slaves for any reason was wrong. They wanted slavery abolished. The existence of slavery was the crucial element of the conflict between the North and South. Other problems existed that led to succession but none were as big as the slavery issue. The only way to avoid the war was to abolish slavery but this was not able to be done because slavery is what kept the South running. After the South seceded Lincoln said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free." The Civil War was inevitable because slavery formed two opposing societies and could never be abolished.

What is China doing that’s any different than what Tiger Woods is doing? A powerful and dangerous force has been unleashed on the global economy. It’s a new source of skilled labor that has put American workers at a competitive disadvantage — and no one knows just how many jobs have already been lost because of it. The U.S. is running a huge trade deficit with this force; every year we’re spending millions more on what it produces than it spends on American goods and services. And to top it all off, this entity has built a massive currency reserve, investing large sums of it on U.S. government securities and thus enabling America’s fiscal profligacy. Why, oh why, won’t the U.S. government do something to protect us from . . . Tiger Woods? You thought I was talking about China, and I was. But I’m also talking about the modern-day golf legend. You see, China and Tiger Woods are a lot alike. In seven out of the ten years since Woods burst onto the golf scene he’s been the top money-earner on the PGA Tour. He has forced his best competitors into second place while pushing countless players at the bottom of the heap out of the pro game entirely. He also has nudged athletes of all stripes from the lucrative endorsements market. He’s the best-paid corporate mascot ever, lending his name and likeness to General Motors, General Mills, American Express, Accenture, Nike, and more. Such success both on an off the course has paid very well. Woods can’t possibly spend all the money he makes. (He took in $100 million from his Nike deal alone.) And what he doesn’t spend he either saves or invests, no doubt putting ample resources into U.S. government securities. So what is Tiger Woods doing that’s any different than what China is doing? Both are competing successfully. Both are earning more than they are spending. And both are saving and investing their wealth. If you think of Tiger Woods as his own country, he and China are just the same. Yet not a day goes by that we don’t read of some new political effort to throttle competition from China for the sake of the American worker and the American economy. Where are the initiatives aimed at protecting us from Tiger Woods? Think about that the next time a politician proposes protectionist legislation aimed at China. Of course, pro golfers aren’t whining about being beaten by Woods. Rather, they know they must improve their games — or at the extreme, find new games to play. Competition is the lifeblood of sports, and the professionals accept this premise. At the same time, the consumers of sports — the rest of us who watch it on TV — insist on it: If there were no competition, sports wouldn’t be very interesting. So why are American manufacturers whining about being beaten by China? And why do our politicians support these false notes? Competition is the essence of business just as it’s the foundation of sports. That’s why we have antitrust laws; they’re an attempt to keep competition alive and well. And just as in sports, competition is good for consumers. It forces businesses to improve their products and keep prices low. Yet there are people who understand all this in principle and still make an exception when it comes to competition from foreign nations. Why? There’s no fundamental difference between competing with someone across town or someone across the globe. Why the different set of rules for China and Tiger Woods, or for foreign and domestic competition? One of the usual arguments against foreign competitors is that they are “unfair”; that they expect us to buy from them, but they won’t buy from us. China, it is said, is cheating us by building up an enormous “trade surplus,” which now totals over $1 trillion. But Tiger Woods doesn’t buy as much from America as America buys from Tiger Woods. In fact, Woods is no different than anyone who has ever succeeded enough in life to accumulate savings. China does just that and it’s a problem. But it’s no problem when Woods does it, or for that matter when you and I do it. We often hear that the “trade deficit” with China means that America has gone into debt to buy Chinese goods. But that’s no more true than saying we’ve gone into debt in order to watch Tiger Woods play golf. Some of the goods we import from China are paid for with exports. In fact, U.S. exports right now are running at record levels. For the rest of the goods we import from China, we pay money. But that’s money we have earned, fair and square. Just because China sold more to us than it bought from us doesn’t mean there’s any debt involved. Say you bought a pair of Nike’s because you thought that ad with Tiger Woods in it was so cool. Did you pay for your sneakers with money, or did you export something to Nike? Last I checked this isn’t a barter economy, so you probably paid money. But that doesn’t mean you went into debt for those sneakers. The China-bashers also say that China’s investments in U.S. government securities are “unsustainable,” and they worry about what will happen to U.S. interest rates if those investments are liquidated. Well, suppose China took that money and started buying U.S. goods with it, instead of saving it. That means U.S. producers would have a lot of very profitable work to do. And that money wouldn’t disappear. It would simply change hands, and its new holders would ultimately have to invest it. Perhaps China worries so many, and Tiger Woods doesn’t, because he’s an American and China is, well, China. But try this thought experiment: If Woods weren’t an American, would you feel differently toward him? Would you want to slap a targeted tax or other penalty on him? Or would you restrict Americans from doing business with him? Your answer is likely “no” to each of these. You love watching him play golf. And even his competitors know that if he wins and they lose, that he has raised the level of the game and made it a better business for everyone involved. So why do so many endorse protectionist laws against China? Don’t these very same people love buying cheap toasters at Wal-Mart — toasters made in China? And don’t the American firms which cannot compete with China understand that the ascent of this new economic force has lifted the entire global economy, ultimately making it a better game for everyone? When you think it through there’s only one sensible approach to trade with China: Go get ’em, Tiger!

Can you help with any of these business finance questions? (a) Eclipsys maintains a cash balance of €10.0 million. You forecast that over the next year cash outflows will exceed cash inflows by €15.0 million per month. Each time securities are bought or sold through a broker, the Company pays a fee of €1,000 and the annual interest rate on money-market securities is 4.0% per annum. How much of Eclipsys’s cash should be retained and how much should be used to increase the Company’s holdings of marketable securities?(6 (b) You were recently appointed Chief Financial Officer of ZakGroup. The Company is expected to report earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of €300.0 million next year and in perpetuity. ZakGroup has net operating assets of €2.0 billion, 100.0 million shares outstanding and a cash balance of €150.0 million. ZakGroup’s cost of equity is 8.0%, the deposit rate is 4.0% and it faces a 30.0% tax rate. (i)Suppose you decide to use the entire cash balance of €150.0 million to repurchase shares. Explain what happens to ZakGroup’s share price as a result of your decision. Show all your workings.(10 (ii) Explain the cause of the share price reaction you predict in part (i) above.(4 (iii) How would you reconcile your answer to part (i) above with the typical reaction to share repurchases that is observed in the stock market?(5 (a) Aztek Inc. is all equity financed and has assets with a book value of $8.0 billion and 120.0 million shares outstanding. Aztek’s current cost of equity, rS, is 15.0%. Aztek is expected to report earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of €900.0 million in perpetuity. Aztek faces a tax rate of 40.0% and its payout ratio is 100%. Aztek is thinking about a leverage recapitalization, selling $2.0 billion of debt and using the proceeds to repurchase shares. Assume perpetual risk free debt, rB, is 8.0% and no costs of distress. (i)How would the proposed recapitalisation affect Aztek’s return on equity (ROE)? (4 (ii) What would happen to Aztek’s share price as a result of the proposed recapitalisation? (7 (iii) What would Aztek’s expected return on equity(rS) be after the proposed recapitalisation?(4 (iv) What would Aztek’s weighted average cost of capital (WACC) be after the proposed recapitalisation?(4 (v) How would the proposed recapitalisation affect Aztek’s earnings per share (EPS)? Comment on your answer.(6 (a) Gaucho Corporation has a cost of equity of 10.0%, a tax rate of 40%, and its cost of debt is a risk-free 4.0%. The market risk premium is 5.5%. Gaucho is considering the following 4-year investment project: 01234 Cash flow-2,000620620620620 Note: Amounts are in ‘000s (i)Should Gaucho proceed with the project if it uses only equity capital to finance the project?(4 (ii) Use the adjusted present value (APV) method to explain how your answer to part (i) above would change if Gaucho decided to partially finance the project with €1.0 million of debt capital instead? State your assumptions.(9 (iii) Suppose the proposed project is not a scale enhancing one but represents a new business venture for Gaucho. If the average beta and debt/equity ratio for public companies with which this new venture will compete are 1.40 and 10%, respectively, should Gaucho proceed with the project? State your assumptions.(12 (a) Sebastien Schroeder is a currency dealer in Frankfurt, Germany. He is offered terms for euro by his local broker of ZAR: 11.0350 - 850. Simultaneously, he is offered terms of ZAR: 11.0222 - 729 by a dealer in Cape Town, South Africa. Transactions costs are 0.05 percent of the direct midpoint quote in each instance. Do these quotes represent a profitable arbitrage opportunity for Sebastien?(6 (b) EUROcal, a risk averse German firm, must pay a South African firm ZAR 900.0 million next year. The current EUR-ZAR spot rate is 11.494 and the interest rate in South Africa is 5.0% per annum. The current cost of a 1-year EUR call option with a strike price of 11.494 is €0.002 per ZAR. (i)Explain how EUROcal can use the money market to hedge its exposure.(3 (ii) If EUROcal decides to use the options market to hedge its exposure, how much would it gain or lose on its commitment if, at the time of payment, the EUR-ZAR spot rate spot rate had decreased to 10.000? Note: Your answer should include a graph representing the profit/loss scenario and must show all your workings.(13 (iii) Given a choice between the money market and the options market, which is EUROcal more likely to use to hedge its exposure? Explain your answer.(3 (a) RadFire Corporation, a software company, has a market value of €8.0 billion, is expected to report €1.50 in earnings next year and is currently trading at €22.00 per share. NetCoyote Inc., a software company, has a market value of €1.5 billion, i

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