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Most common change to the Earths surface from internal forces would most likely be earthquakes and volcano eruptions. External forces could be considered meteor strikes, or possibly the effects of gravity on the oceans ( Tides ) Global warming is also melting glaciers and causing a growth in arid regions. kapm
Sea power led to Colonization, led to profits...Profits of early Triangular Trade...helpedfinance Industrialization...Banking practices (lending/Credit) allowed further investment and growth of economy...
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Global, or even universal in one accepted meaning of the term.
Radical Islamist terrorist groups have continued to launch attacks around the world ;)
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global warming, war and conflict, a corrupt government, lack of natural resources, a poor economy etc
The most domi The most dominant areas in the global economy include: nant areas in the global economy include:
A strong political will will keep the global economy sound
The global village promotes the rational allocation of resources, capital, technologies, products, market and labor worldwide and the development of the national economy, providing a vast space for the development of national economies.
Economic development of a country ensures that the global economy becomes more stable. It also makes international business much easier and lucrative.
Economic development of a country ensures that the global economy becomes more stable. It also makes international business much easier and lucrative.
Global development is defined as progress that is made on an international scale. This is why countries are classified as developed, developing and underdeveloped which is a concept of global development.
A degree in international development is designed to help a person find their niche the quickly growing global economy. Learning the ins and outs of business with other countries and other types of economies is part of this degree.
the forces that affect trading in global markets are sociocultural forces, economic and financial forces, legal and regulatory forces, and physical and environmental forces.