D. European currency
Most of the EU (European Union) use the euro but 9 countries: Bulgaria<span>, Croatia, </span>Czech Republic, Denmark,Hungary<span>, </span>Poland<span>, </span>Romania<span>, Sweden, and the </span>United Kingdom use their own currency.
Most countries however do use the euro after joining the EU, like France dropped using the franc and started using the euro.
The introduction of Christianity. <span>The Japanese had bigger ships that European for a while. Their weaponry introduction INCREASED fighting. And you can't expand the feudal system when it was already total and complete.</span>
Answer:
Leontief paradox.
Explanation:
Leontief paradox explains that a country with a higher capital per worker has a lower capital/labor ratio in exports than in imports.
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