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The full answer to this is an understanding of the entirety of the art of Economics. However, a brief start point comes down to what each country produces that other countries want, and the standard cost of living in each country. Also how much money is printed by governments each year. some country's make more money, which makes things cost less. Because money represents the strength of that country's economy and the trustowrthiness of its government. The country with the better valued currency has a better economy and/or a more trustable government.
Yes exactly, outsourcing can create opportunity cost for both virtual assistant and employer. suppose employer belongs to a high valued currency's country and virtual assistant belongs to a low valued currency's country so in this situation employer will get easily an employer for his business on low cost as compare to physical employee.
Cut diamonds are valued by their cut, clarity, carat weight and colour.
The United States is the most valued trade and business partner in such regard.
The United States qualifies as the largest purchaser of these commodities.
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You mean the largest receiver of unrefined minerals and oil? The United States, of course. The largest commodity exported by Mexico would be unrefined oil (US$35 billion), followed by gold (US$5.8 billion), refined oil (US$4.6 billion) and silver (US$2.6 billion).
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Petroleum (most $$) or Water (most needed) (depending on how the question is read).
Petroleum is valued because it can be used to fuel cars and numerous other machines.
A country's GDP is the market-valued sum of all its economic activity.
Your question is somewhat confusing.If you are asking which country in the world has the most valued and least valued currency, then they are:Kuwait - Kuwaiti Dinar (most)Somalia - Somali Shilling (least)If you are asking which island country in the world has the most valued and least valued currency, then they are:Bahrain - Bahraini Dinar (most)São Tomé and Príncipe - São Tomé and Príncipe Dobra (least)
Because 76.5% of its exports go to the United States; conversely, 55.5% of Mexico's imports come from the US.
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