Why Do Authoritarian Regimes Discourage Economic Freedom And Investment?
Question by Steve | Posted in Politics
Makes unquestionably no sense to me? Why? Believe it or not, even China & UAE have heavy regulations and restrictions.
Here is a quote on China for investment
"China’s Foreign Investment Catalogue delineates sectors in which foreign investment is encouraged, permitted, restricted, and prohibited, as well as such unique to restrictions as caps on foreign ownership and permissible types of investment. Investors face regulatory non-transparency, complex and inconsistently
Answer: Your confusion should be reworded as: "Why do countries discourage economic freedom and investment?"
The US has regularly blocked Chinese companies from purchasing American ones by citing Nationwide Security Reasons, and hav egiving loans to domestic companies to protect them against foreign competiton. India has price-list rates that are amongst the highest in the world and it's the world's largest democracy.
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Now That The Stock Market Is A Mess, Won't The USA's Economy Likely Fall Below Europe And China?
Question by Eric S | Posted in Politics
Do you consent with my timeline of USA progress?
1945-2000: The USA leads the global economy by overwhelming proportions (backed by ecumenical support(
2000: Rightwing spokepeople in Bush's cabinet endorse a policy of "Dump the UN building into the Atlantic, Destroy it!" ("UN ambassadors worldwide reciprocate "We can't conceive of a UN without the United States!")
2000-2007: The USA still has been a top leader but with other countries
Answer: ****Wow - Talk about preparing for the worst!
Let's resume to support our system and keep faith that our nation can learn from its mistakes and resolve these issues.
The most just out occurances in politics have yet to show any realized results, and we should remain hopeful and responsive to the needs of our countrymen. Acknowledge your flag, don't pee on it!
I am interested in applying to The University of Sydney as a full-time student in the Monarch of Management (CEMS) program by the first semester of 2012. I would like to find out if I am eligible for the Professional of Management (CEMS) program offered by your institution.
Currently I am pursuing a Bachelor of Branch in Accounting at Ajman University of Science and Technology in The United Arab Emirates (UAE). I keep in view to graduate on June 16th
Answer: It doesn't whole bad. It's actually pretty well-written. It just kind of sounds like something you'd conclude from in a dictionary or encyclopedia. It's proper and businesslike, which is good for applications and the like. Try keeping that formal, veteran tone while letting a little of your own style into it. Schools get hundreds of letters well-founded like that one. Putting more "you" into it will make yours stand out.
US Income Tax & Capital Gains Tax Exclusion For Foreign Workers ?
Question by JohnnyRocket80 | Posted in United States
I recognize that in 2007, there is a $87,500 tax exculsion for (ie western employees). Is this true ? Is this manifest income or adjusted income?
Also, do americans have to pay capital gains tax earned abroad?
(ie. Say i invested my money in an IRA in UAE for the past 3 years and have earned 30% return on my investments and after the 3 years carry back back to the US. Do I have to pay any taxes? Can I transfer the money back into my US bank account?) Please advise?
Answer: It's Foreign EARNED proceeds.
Wages and self-employment only.
That IRA money is a not earned income.
Yes, Americans pay smashing gains tax on money earned abroad--the US tax return is WORLDWIDE income.
How Do You Think Sheik Ahmed’s Death Will Affect ADIA And Abu Dhabi Economy?
Question by Solomon The Wise | Posted in United Arab Emirates
Sad to find out about Sheik Ahmed bin Zayed al-Nahayan’s death by glider accident. As a outsider who looks to invest over in the Middle East, I cannot help but wonder what will happen to Abu Dhabi Investment Say-so (ADIA). ADIA is respected world wide as a major global pecuniary investment firm and much of that respect was due to how it was managed by Sheik Ahmed.
I know the royal next of kin will try to “stick” another family member in the management position that Sheik Ahmed
Answer: indeed several big players are investing or about to invest in Abu Dhabi projects such as GE and others , and Mubadala offset projects are honest examples. AD gets noticeable investments from Dubai based Banks as well. When its a 2 way avenue everyone is a winner.
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