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japan, china, mexico, canada
I think the middle East because of oil. Japan Good/trades are cars. such as: Honda,Nissan,electronics, Mexico trade is crops ,chlie and corn. China and Canada.
None really; thanks to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mattel wouldn't encounter any trade barrier when expanding to Mexico.
Songhai gained access to important trade routes, such as the Trans-Saharan trade route, by expanding north. This allowed them to control and profit from the trade of gold, salt, and other commodities. Additionally, they were able to establish alliances with other powerful kingdoms in the region, strengthening their political and economic influence.
•economic freedom and economic security, economic growth and economic equity, price stability and full employment. •
Eight widely accepted economic goals of the United States are economic growth, full employment, economic efficiency, price stability, economic freedom, equitable distribution of income, economic security, and balance of international trade.
Mercantilism Skinny Pimp
The term that defines this belief is "mercantilism." Mercantilism is an economic theory that advocates for a nation's strength through accumulating precious metals like gold and silver, while also promoting exports over imports to enhance trade balance. This approach emphasizes the importance of a favorable trade surplus and government regulation to achieve national economic goals.
Competition for land, trade, and industry increased
It united Mexico and Canada in economic opposition to the United States.
Expanding north allowed Songhai to gain control of valuable trade routes in the trans-Saharan trade, enabling the empire to increase its wealth through taxation of trade goods such as gold, salt, and enslaved people. It also allowed access to new resources and territories for agricultural production, further boosting the empire's economic power and influence in the region.
Competition for land, trade, and industry increased