subsistence economy-novanet answer!
because the other country cant make everything to support its people and because its more harder,expensive or impossible to make in their country. Countries imports goods and services if they do not have them yet are need of them. For example, a country that does not produce oil may have to import from one that produces in order to keep the economy working.
An economy(country) can consume outside of its PPF if its starts to trade with another country that also produces all goods. Since these countries may have different comparative advantages in production, they will focus on producing more of one good and export the excess, i.e that which is not consumed or wanted in the own country. The terms of trade will then determine how much of the other good the country can import for the price of the exported good but you will then end up in a situation where you consume more goods than an economy can produce itself.
do nothing and let the economy fix itself
It depends on what type of buisness you are in or planning to do, and how your buisness will profit itself in the economy we are in right now.
People give money to businesses then the businesses give that money to other people and it repeats itself.
subsistence economy
A living thing that produces another living thing like itself is called a parent.
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The Cell still produces ATP to energize itself, but it only produces enough ATP to re-do the process. I.E. the cell uses the two ATP molecules it produces anerobically to make two more
Because zero plus anything produces an identity, that is, the original thing itself.
Sodium itself - no.
Vegetative reproduction is a type of asexual reproduction in plants
of itself it doesn't;because the economy is affected by many things
Insulin itself is a hormone.
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Hunting makes the while ecosystem more durable and healthy. The meat is also a good source of income for many meat hunters. The weapon industry itself produces many jobs.
North Korea modeled itself after the former Soviet Union in developing its economy. The objective was to attain self-sufficiency in terms of economy.