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Economic diplomacy: Analyzing theories and models for informed policy
- 1 Lomonosov Moscow State University
- 2 The University of Sydney
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Abstract
This paper examines the intricate relationship between economic theories, trade policies, and diplomatic engagements in the context of international relations. Utilizing theoretical frameworks such as the theory of comparative advantage and the Heckscher-Ohlin model, we analyze the foundational principles guiding global trade and policy-making. We explore the role of probabilistic models, including Bayesian statistics and regression analysis, in forecasting economic trends and their implications for international relations. Furthermore, we investigate the impact of trade policies, including tariffs, non-tariff barriers, and global trade agreements, on economic dynamics and diplomatic interactions. Through case studies of economic sanctions, we assess the effectiveness of sanctions as a diplomatic tool and propose policy recommendations for their optimal implementation. Our analysis highlights the complexity of economic diplomacy and underscores the importance of quantitative analysis in informing policy decisions and fostering international cooperation.
Keywords
Economic theories, International relations, Trade policies, Diplomacy, Economic sanctions
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Gao,J.;Ye,X. (2024). Economic diplomacy: Analyzing theories and models for informed policy. Theoretical and Natural Science,36,42-47.
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