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3 years ago

How do world population and market statistics support the expansion of u.s. businesses into global markets?

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<span>Countries with fast-grouwing populations have a large pool of workers for businesses to tap. These countries will be looking for businesses to invest in their areas, employing people and letting them produce goods and services that will bring dollars into the local economies, strengthening them and allowing the countries to catch up with other nations.</span>

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Explanation:

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