... framework. The Dollar's Role in the Global Economy Since the end of World War II, the U.S. dollar has played a central role in the international economy. It has become the world's reserve currency, underpinning a significant portion of global trade and investments. Countries prefer the dollar for international transactions, while central banks hold significant portions of their reserves in dollars. The dollar's sustainable dominance is attributed to its high liquidity, stability, and the economic power of the United States. However, in recent years, its position has become less stable....

... litigations can decrease it. Contracts and Obligations. Contracts with major clients or long-term leases on favorable terms positively influence business valuation. 3. Example of Valuing Open Oil Market The company Open Oil Market was assessed by the investment bank FINAM using the comparative method. The company OZON, one of the largest players in the Russian e-commerce market, served as a benchmark for the evaluation. The valuation was based on multiples applied to companies of similar type and scale. The ...

... (Light & Miskelly, 2019). Logistics companies that can sell their services and participate in transactions (Scholz et al., 2018). Banks that receive up-to-date information on transactions and potential clients for financing. Thanks to this digital platform,... ... and technology, which make it possible to automate a significant number of production procedures, encourage organizations to invest effort and money in the development of such platforms. The use of digital platforms in the oil market solves the following ...

... materials in China is growing more cautiously than anticipated, and the U.S. has seen moderate job growth. However, central banks are softening their rhetoric: the U.S. Federal Reserve held the rate steady at its July 30 meeting, indicating that the ... ... and amidst sanctions, the coal industry is actively reorienting towards Asian markets. The government supports exporters by investing in the expansion of port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidizing railway transportation to boost supplies to ...

... corruption actually neutralizes the efforts of the international community to combat poverty. According to research by the World Bank, more than 1 trillion US dollars are paid in bribes every year. This amount could be used to solve global problems such as ... ... Corruption The impact of corruption on society is multifaceted and affects various aspects of life: 1. Economic consequences: Reduced investment attractiveness of the country: investors avoid countries with a high level of corruption due to increased risks and ...