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What does Rome trade?
The Romans traded with Britain for silver, which they used to make jewellery and coins, and wool which they used to make clothes....:)
What is bad juju?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Juju is a word of West African origin that refers to the supernatural power ascribed to an object.So, bad juju would bad supernatural power affecting something. It is often used similarly to "bad karma" or "bad luck."
How does outsourcing help relations?
Outsourcing can be used to develop diplomatic ties and fair trade practices between nations.
What effects did the silk road have on nations or regions?
the silk road was a way to trade,it was well known and people used it to transport good and trade with people from other regions
Policy of trading with other countries is called?
The policy used in trading with other countries is called the commercial policy. It is a set of rules and regulations used in trade between nations.
Laws that limit the amount of trading carried on among nations are called what?
NOVANET: trade barriers i used the previous answer (import/export blockades) and it was wrong
Which part of Wilson's fourteen points was included in the treaty of Versailles?
The 14th point in Wilson's 14 Point speech was used in the Treaty of Versailles. It was put into effect with the formation of the League of Nations.
What is the global trade and the united nation used for?
Global Trade is not used, it is just all of the trading that goes on in the world. It just happens. The united nations is a group of over 190 countries in the world, that each elects an embassador to meet and discuss global issues with each other.
What kind of ships traveled on the Grand Canal of china long ago?
The Grand Canal is the largest canal in the world. When the river was originally created it was used for supply boats and trade boats to go between the northern nations and the southern nations.
How were coastal forts used during the slave trade?
Coastal forts were strategically built along trade routes to facilitate the transatlantic slave trade by serving as holding and processing centers for enslaved people. They functioned as warehouses and barracks where enslaved Africans were kept before being loaded onto ships for transport to the Americas. Additionally, these forts provided protection for European traders against rival nations and local populations, ensuring the security of their operations. The forts also often served as points of trade, where goods exchanged for enslaved individuals were stored and managed.
When countries import and export goods without restrictions is called?
I think that is called(most Favored Nation)is a term used by the US.most Nations are considered "Most Favored Nation"in fact,only a few nations are not on the Most favored Nation.Easy Trade Relations might be known as Free Trade or Open Markets,Tariff free zone,or Duty Free.these are the thoughts that come to mind just now.i hope this was helpful.
How does the quantity of energy used in developed nations compare with the quantity of energy used in developing nations?
industrialized nations use more energy
