Topic: What is the world going to be like if we continue to have bilateral economic war in the next 25 years? the tensions that lead to war still exist: religion, money, natural resource, and history all provide way too many “reasons” for countries to want war to achieve their perception of national goals. Governments of nations have increasing impact on short term tools that affect both national and global economics Question: what are some examples of successful expansion of global trade, countries are seeing, and using, trade as a weapon.

Topic: What is the world going to be like if we continue to have bilateral economic war in the next 25 years? the tensions that lead to war still exist: religion, money, natural resource, and history all provide way too many “reasons” for countries to want war to achieve their perception of national goals. Governments of nations have increasing impact on short term tools that affect both national and global economics Question: what are some examples of successful expansion of global trade, countries are seeing, and using, trade as a weapon.

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ChapterP1: Introduction To Economics

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