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What states engaging in economic imperialism hope to accomplish apex?

States engaging in economic imperialism seek to expand their influence and control over resources, markets, and labor in other countries. They aim to maximize profits by exploiting cheaper labor and raw materials while securing strategic advantages in global trade. This approach often involves establishing favorable trade agreements, investments, and sometimes political influence to maintain their economic dominance. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance national wealth and power on the global stage.


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Was the marshall plan a form of economic imperialism?

The Marshall plan was on an economic form of imperialism. It was a plan to provide economic assistance to the nations devastated by World War 2. It provided monies from a special fund in the United States. The money was to be paid back or was a gift. England paid the United States back in the 1990s I believe. See the link below for more information on the Marshall Plan.


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