Answer:
• Through heavy borrowings from foreign banks
•Developing wold economic depend on world demand for their product
• Over reliance on technology, investment and food from the western nation.
Explanation:
Most developing world sells their agricultural produce and basic raw materials to the western world and receive technology, food and investment in return thus affect their economic progress.
The economy of developing world are also dependent on world demand for their produce because most of these produce are crops related which needs to be further processed.
Developing world are heavy borrowers. They borrow too much from the western world which are often times misappropriated. Most of these borrowing are to be paid installmentally as agreed for years which will ultimately affect the progress of unborn children in the affected world.
When the New World or America revolted against the British army, won, and gained their freedom, the British became worried that this event would divide the colonies and shatter their morale. The independence of America became an example that the colonies can rise up against the British rule.
The correct answer is A) <span>The Bosnian War.
</span>The Bosnian War was not the <span> part of the end of the Cold War and America’s new role in the world during the Bush presidency.</span>
Well, i'm not going to answer from my personal perspective, but I will give some ways that ALL of us are involved in the game of economics so that everything I say will apply to you too:
- your parent or guardian pays taxes, therefore contributes to economics
- every time you buy something at the store you are investing in economics
- if you have a credit card, or your guardian has a credit guard you are involved in economics
- if you pay interest or something, or your guardian does, you are contributing to economics
- if you have ever donated any amount of money to any sort of charity then you are contributing to economics
- if you or a guardian has written or received a check, they are involved in economics<span />
