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dem82 [27]
1 year ago
5

How different nations are dependent on each other?

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1 answer:
evablogger [386]1 year ago
7 0

In this age of Globalisation, all the countries of the arena (big or small, rich or negative) are dependent on every for a few resources or the opposite, accordingly and interconnected through change relations. some examples of such mutual cooperation are as follows: India exports spices and imports crude oil from Gulf countries.

International locations change with every different when, on their very own, they do now not have the resources, or capacity to fulfill their own want and desires. through developing and exploiting their home scarce sources, international locations can produce a surplus, and alternate this for the resources they need.

Financial balance and fulfillment, leads(commonly) to political stability, much less crime, and extra alternate. All of which allows the helper u . s . by boosting their economy and lessening the threat of political instability and lowering average crime. more international locations being strong and prosperous is beneficial to all and sundry.

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