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Assignment ID: FG132956765

Question: Most of you could have seen Friends on TV and even again. The lawsuit Friends, one of the largest TV shows, demanded a wage increase in 2000. A formal agreement was reached and the autumn schedule of NBC was to be advertised shortly. An episode of $1,000,000 was needed every six stars.

In 1998 the NBC paid $750,000 and reorganized the stars against $150,000.If Stars try to renegotiate their contract before the end of a contract, they may be replaced if they do not fulfill their commitments and if they do not comply with their ordinary contractual provisions, so they do not have extra TV work until the end of their agreement. For a really popular show it would not be able to refurbish six stars. NBC devised a TV campaign to challenge the negotiation muscle of the actors and said, “Look how things go on with friends.” The actors were exposed with NBC threatening to end the programme.

Soon after the exit discussions, a $750,000 deal occurred. Two years ago, the six artists achieved an episode compensation of 1 million dollars.Jay Leno asked about the tactics of the stars of the Friends. He responded, “You must gain whatever you can while in this career.Was the stars in actual fact threatening ethical strikes shortly before to the news?

If the performers seek more money for a contract, are they breaking the deal? What is a violation? Should a concert after the agreement has been signed be more important?

What techniques do they use to attract the attention of network managers? Is that ethical? Why not? – Why not? What and why? What and why? What should each party receive and what should each party sacrifice if they want a lawful contract to be modified?Was the existing contract removed from each other and a new contract substituted or was the political treaty inadequate when the trade agreement was formed? Ultimately, do you support Jay Leno’s statements? Why not? Why or why not?

1. The Protectionist forces will be diminished by the validity of the following assertion since significant trade deficits will not be common. 1.

2. Explain why and how central banks would diminish foreign currency reserves.

3. The central bank explains in detail how speculation stabilizes the situation, rather than destabilizes it.

The increased currency rate risk would have little effect on international trade since methods for hedges against this hazard would be extensively used. 4.

4. How do you affect it?

5. The exchange rate is regarded as the rate at which two currencies are exchanged. We are talking to the value of foreign money in local currency when we mention the “the” exchange rate. If the US dollar is the home currency and the hard exchange is the UK pound, for example, The exchange rate for one pound is the amount of one pound dollars needed to buy. Explain their agreement

6. Economists at the time had many forecasts, most of them positive, for a floating exchange-rate system. It turns out that most of these expectations were not fulfilled. How to explain The free to fluctuation exchange rates would be very stable.

7. Explain at full these following
The real exchange rates were forecast to be quite stable over the long run, although the adjustment to long-term balance would be suppressed by sticking prices.

8. Predictions on the real stability of the exchange rate are called

9. Without concern of international impacts, how can the States be allowed to implement different macroeconomic strategies?

10. Clarify Country Open Economy