Suppose all international trade were ended at some point in the near future, although other international interactions (e. g. travel) would continue. Which countries would
be the biggest losers? Would any countries actually be better off in the long run? No
need to prove your answer, but it should be well supported by the ideas and theories
we’ve discussed. Do not neglect factors we haven’t discussed much in class if you think
they are relevant.

Josh is teaching michael how to be an effective speaker. what two general hints for effective informative speaking should josh share?

"“forty or fifty years ago, many people thought that simply transferring technologies from industrialized to developing countries would close the technology gap. now we know that technologies developed in industrialized countries may not be suitable for use in other environments. they may require a particular type of infrastructure to operate. they may need specialized parts or knowledge to mend when they break we now understand that innovative capacity must be built in different ways." - united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon based on the secretary general's comments, which of these would be most important for a country to improve? a) native literature b) transportation grid c) cultural traditions d) construction styles

Lots of points: economics: the is the dollar value of all final goods and services produced within a country’s borders within a given year. a. gross domestic product b. business cycle c. inflation rate d. net exports