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How did the nature of trade goods change over the course of the Middle Ages?
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Why is the middle east so important?
The instability facing these Middle Eastern countries outweighs anything occuring in other distraught regions (such as Africa) because the economic contribution of the Middle East, these areas are famous for their Oil and Transportation of goods. If any of these countries were to place sanctions on the US (which ironically is happening in a vice-versa way) then oil prices would skyrocket and could harm our economy. Of course, the governments we are attempting to change in the Middle East could be loyal to us and not do that, but if the Taliban were to indict a regime change in one of these nations (UAE, Qatar, or Kuwait, etc.) then the oil sanctions would be harmful. Of course, the Middle East also encompasses a large region of the world and believe it or not, the Middle East has some of the fastest growing economies in the world. Then comes the whole "for democracy" preachings that would help "human rights" and what not, regardless of the number of wars we fight in the Middle East, we can never change the region, unless of course we use an ICBM.
Did the middle colony have metal?
No, but they did have iron goods but no metal
What did the new American middle classs create?
A market for mass-produced goods
What goods were traded in each colony in the middle region?
wheat corn rye
How did the industrial revolution change how goods were made?
it made it less value
Where did the goods come from?
Where did the goods come from in the middle age
What does nature of goods mean?
To me this would mean the 'intended purpose' of the goods or the type or kind of goods.
What is The Nature of Services?
getting goods and services
Why is the middle east so important?
The instability facing these Middle Eastern countries outweighs anything occuring in other distraught regions (such as Africa) because the economic contribution of the Middle East, these areas are famous for their Oil and Transportation of goods. If any of these countries were to place sanctions on the US (which ironically is happening in a vice-versa way) then oil prices would skyrocket and could harm our economy. Of course, the governments we are attempting to change in the Middle East could be loyal to us and not do that, but if the Taliban were to indict a regime change in one of these nations (UAE, Qatar, or Kuwait, etc.) then the oil sanctions would be harmful. Of course, the Middle East also encompasses a large region of the world and believe it or not, the Middle East has some of the fastest growing economies in the world. Then comes the whole "for democracy" preachings that would help "human rights" and what not, regardless of the number of wars we fight in the Middle East, we can never change the region, unless of course we use an ICBM.
What are free goods?
Free goods are gift of nature .Their supply is unlimited .They are not scarce though they are useful.
What is the nature of a business?
producing goods as valued exchange
What is the nature of the work in sporting goods?
What kind of good?
What is the nature of business?
producing goods for a valued exchange.
Whats in the middle of normal goods and inferior goods on a graph call?
i think their is a lot of goods in South Carolina
How did access to the silk road affect china's economy?
So China can trade and share goods with the Middle East, Middle west, and Europe
Does Romania export goods to other places?
Of course, Romania export goods around the world.
Did the middle colony have metal?
No, but they did have iron goods but no metal
