Economic philosophies such as capitalism and communism have been developed.
how have world economies change during the modern era
how have world economies change during the modern era
i dont know
the international spread of the great depression
The current trends in economics, as of 2014, is described to be on the down slope. East Asia is on a declining share of world output, the Eurozone is also on the decline, together with the sluggish US economy.
The 'largest' economies are those that are the strongest. As of April 2013, the five strongest economies in the world are:1. Switzerland2. Singapore3. Finland4. Netherlands5. SwedenSee the related link below for more information.
because the economies wouldn't be able to stay
There is no way to know what the top ten largest economies will be in 2050. This because economies are constantly changing daily. Also, major world events often cause major shifts in world economies which could influence who will have a larger economy.
atomic bombs
The United States and Western European economies have become the twin engines of the world economy.
the international spread of the great depression
No way its false
because it changed the modern world in china today
the international spread of the great depression
The current trends in economics, as of 2014, is described to be on the down slope. East Asia is on a declining share of world output, the Eurozone is also on the decline, together with the sluggish US economy.
The machine gun changed warfare
Americans have changed Japan by not giving japan the proper exports during World War II.
They can depend them cause third world econmies start as first world ecoomies.I'm not an expert so..........
Modern communications technology has changed trade and impacted how basic trade is conducted throughout the world. It has made trade operations more systematic and organized.
Aristotle's contributions to philosophy, logic, science, and ethics had a lasting impact on Western thought. His works influenced fields ranging from biology to politics, shaping our understanding of the natural world and the human experience. Through his teachings and writings, Aristotle laid the foundation for many areas of study that continue to influence society today.