Answer:
The idea of restricting international trade, otherwise known as trade protectionism, is considered wrong because the world today is centered around globalisation.
Explanation:
Countries desire to increase revenue for their local governments. They impose trade barriers through the imposition of tariffs, embargos, voluntary export restraints and so on, with the aim of reducing competition from foreign industries so as to promote local companies. However, this usually produces adverse effects, heavier than the intended benefits. Such effects include reducing the wide variety of goods and services available to the population, reducing the number of jobs due to reduction in number of foreign companies, increasing monopoly power which will in turn lead to higher prices being charged by monopolists. Indirectly, restricting international trade also affects international relations.
Island Hopping or Leapfrogging was a strategy during World War II (WWII) implemented by the Allied forces against Japan and the Axis forces. The point of the strategy was to avoid Japan's fortified centers, and instead reach Japan through and by capturing the Pacific Islands (which were less fortified).
Answer:
Which, how and whom
Explanation:
Which goods are produced, how they are produced and whom the target the goods should be produced to.
Answer:
a token economy
Explanation:
In a nutshell, we can say that a token economy is a system that seeks to reinforce the execution of beneficial behavior for an individual. In this type of reinforcement, each time an individual behaves in the desired and correct way, he receives a card, or any other object, which will serve as a token for him to exchange for a reward, after accumulating a specific number of tokens. An example of this is seen in the question above, where Simon's caregivers wanted him to interact more with people. So, whenever he interacts with someone, he gets a red card that he can accumulate to exchange for a prize.