Ps: I do not know if you did not describe the whole issue here, but you follow my response to employment-generating policies based on the economic mainstrean.
Employment generation policies depend in principle on the structural features of the country. The president may choose to create new industries or encourage those in which the country has relative advantage of production in relation to other countries. A strategic factor for the generation of jobs is to guarantee an economic and institutional environment conducive to foreign investment and reinvestment of companies. For this, the government must be transparent and signal clear rules to the market.
Answer:
no trade doesn't usually happen at the same time.
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<u>Causes of Treaty of Versailles:
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- The demand for reparations from Germany had to be given a written form.
- Germany's will to take a revenge had to be constrained and it had to be restricted from having a functional armed force.
- Germany had to be kept under the dominance of the League of nations so that it does not dare to undertake more expansionary activities.
<h3><u>Effects of Treaty of Versailles:
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- Germany was humiliated and was made to believe that it was solely responsible for the war to begin which Germany denied.
- Germany felt that it was being a forced victim of the treaty as it was not able to defend itself against the leaders of the allied forces.
- Germany suffered an economic collapse after paying the allied forces according to the treaty.
The Atlantic Charter was a joint declaration released by the United States and Great Britain. At the time the, Roosevelt was the president of the United States and Winston Churchill was the Prime Minister of Great Britain.
So D is the correct answer
Prior to Germany's conquest of Denmark and Norway they had no access to the Atlantic Ocean so C is the correct answer