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International trade is better for all countries because it creates a global market in which all countries can trade based on their individual abilities.
No country is able nor it has the resources necessary to produce all the needed goods on its own. In order to do so, natural resources, labor market and manufactures would have to be working perfectly all the time.
Most countries share their trading business with others, exchanging material, labor force or the already produced goods. This way, each country does what it knows it does best and the poorer, not so developed nations are taken into consideration as well. This creates an international cooperation of nations that support each other in difficult times and provides for stability in the world's economy, enhancing fair competition, free labor movement and fair prices.
The stage of Piagets Sensorimotor that this represents is the Secondary circular reactions.
<h3>What are Secondary circular reactions?</h3>
This is a stage of repetitive action that takes place in children that are aged 4 to 6 months.
These kinds of actions shows the aim of the child in trying to make things happen. Omar here shakes the car keys repeatedly due to the sounds that he hears.
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According to freud's theory, melissa's <u>"id"</u> would tell her to grab the doll and keep it as her own whereas her<u> "superego"</u> would tell her that taking another girl's doll would be wrong.
The id is the impulsive (and oblivious) some portion of our mind which reacts straightforwardly and quickly to the impulses. The identity of the infant tyke is all id and just later does it build up a ego and super-ego.
The superego's capacity is to control the id's driving forces, particularly those which society disallows, for example, sex and hostility. It likewise has the capacity of convincing the sense of self to swing to moralistic objectives as opposed to just practical ones and to take a stab at flawlessness.
