The pursuit of a national policy of manifest destiny
The pursuit of a national policy of Manifest Destiny
Businesses wanted the U.S. to expand into the Pacific for several reasons. Firstly, it would open up new markets for American goods and create opportunities for trade. Secondly, the Pacific region was rich in natural resources, such as timber, minerals, and oil, which could fuel economic growth. Lastly, expanding into the Pacific would enable businesses to access cheap labor and establish manufacturing bases in the region.
Far Eastern countries and markets bordering the Pacific Ocean.. answered by Tarzan
Europeans sought economic gain from natural resources in Africa and consumer markets in Asia.
Advances in transportation, such as the development of railroads, ships, and airplanes, have allowed for more efficient movement of resources, products, and goods between different locations. This has enabled businesses to access new markets, reduce transportation costs, and increase trade opportunities. The connection of resources, products, and markets through transportation has helped to drive economic growth and globalization.
Demand will always force markets to make economic decisions to convert resources into goods and services. Without demand. There is any reason to convert the resources.
Triad Markets Identified:United States, Canada and Mexico, Europe, and Pacific RimRepresents nearly 75% of world income
Capitalism evolved from "free markets" to "monopoly control" at the end of the 19th century (wars of 1898). Basically, capitalist countries fought each other for access to RESOURCES in WW1 and again for MARKETS in WW2: ie; American Legion veterans cards referred to WW1 as the "Russian Intervention" until 1955. The loss of this (and later, China) huge markets and resources was a real blow to the "free marketers."
Answer this question…Imperialism led to conflicts over colonial resources, labor, and markets.
because they are located far from markets.
Imperfect Compitition
There was a driving need for new markets and more resources.