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The Columbian exchange, starting in 1492 when Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas, was a huge turning point in history. Native Americans and Europeans learned of new people, plants, animals, and techniques previously unknown to them. This new knowledge led to huge advancements and changes in both the Americas and Europe, and the rest of…

Introduction The Uruguay Round of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ( GATT ) concluded in 1994 and led to the constitution of the WTO. The WTO officially commenced on 1 January 1995 under the Marrakech Agreement replacing the GATT and therefore widening the trading system into several new countries, notably trade in services…

William Wilberforce was by far one of the greatest pioneers in the anti-slave trade movement of the late 1700s to early 1800s that led to the passage of the Slave Trade Act of 1807. This act was the greatest achievement of Wilberforce’s political career that lasted for over three decades as he continually persevered to…

Trade Mark is a word, phrase, symbol or design, or combination of words, phrases, symbols or designs is used in the course of trade which identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods or services of one enterprise from those of others. It is a visual representation attached to the goods for the purpose of…

Due to an increased interest by European explorers and those who followed them, interactions between people was established in an intricate system of exchange between societies and regions. As interaction with the Silk Road spread amongst regions, a demand for maritime routes led to a greater interest in Europe to find new passages to Southern…

The exchange rate of a country measures the external value of the currency. To a country such as Zambia the market for foreign exchange is very important. Its own currency, the kwacha is not a hard currency and thus not universally accepted in payment of debt. Zambia relies on generating foreign currency from selling exports…

INTRODUCTION What are Trade Unions? Trade unions are formal organizations which are responsible to their members for their policies and actions. The unions represent individuals employed in an organization, throughout an industry or an occupation. STRUCTURE OF TRADE UNION Union Members – Members are the people who pay subscriptions to belong to the union.Union Representatives-…

Ports is developed for many thousand old ages in many states and go one of the of import transit for the international trade. In survey by Reynold ( 2006 ) on “ Reshaping a port ‘s strategic function: accommodating to challenges & A ; altering tendencies ” , he shows the dominant construct of function…

The westernmost of the three central routes was the Ghadames Road, which ran from the Niger River at Gao north to Ghat and Ghadames before terminating at Tripoli. Next was the easiest of the three routes: the Garamantean Road, named after the former rulers of the land it passed through and also called the Bilma…

Since World Trade Organization ( WTO ) was established in 1995, the figure of its rank has increased to 153 states by 2010. Recently, a phenomenon is observed. As states pursue trade liberalisation under the many-sided criterion of WTO, more and more regional economic integrating are conducted. Many members in WTO sign new regional trading…