A strong economy is typically characterized by robust GDP growth, low unemployment rates, and stable inflation. For example, the United States has historically been considered a strong economy, particularly during periods of sustained growth, such as the post-World War II era or the late 1990s tech boom. This strength is reflected in high consumer spending, strong business investment, and a diverse industrial base. Additionally, a strong economy often features a favorable balance of trade and a resilient financial sector.
The Italian economy is strong thanks to clothing, shoes and car companies.
market economy
bater economy
China.
Without a strong economy we cannot have a strong military, w/o a strong economy we have a diminished sphere of influence in the rest of the world. Furthermore, a strong economy enhances your way of life. Jobs are created, new technology emerges, your standard of living increases among other things. A strong economy also helps to boost our economic partners by building up their economy. This is a win-win for everyone because a stronger global economy pushes humanity forward with great success, enabling a better future for all.
why is a strong economy important
it had a strong economy
When there is free enterprise as well as government control in a country, it is a mixed economy or dual economy. The United States is an example of this with some strong government regulation along with private enterprise.
Not necessarily, no - for example Britain with its firmly established and stable democracy (which can be considered a 'strong' government) could not prevent a large-scale financial disaster.
Egyptian economy and Libyan economy.
The Italian economy is strong thanks to clothing, shoes and car companies.
market economy
bater economy
China.
no
the strong agricultural economy of the south overshadowed the developement of what?
Few joined unions because the economy was strong.