they wanted to be wealthy
The relationship between economic freedom and economic growth is that it's felt that the freer a society is to spend, the freer it is to build and grow.
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we get the stuff we dont have from other countries and the stuff we have too much of we can give to other countries.. We benefit from trade from other countries because money is given by overseas countries to pay for the goods or sevices they buy and is put into the Australian economy. By importing we receive goods or services we do not have and benefit from the growing variety.
People/countries engage in international trade to build a strong relationship among themself.
Poor countries can enhance their share of global wealth by investing in education and skills development to build a more skilled workforce, attracting foreign investment through improved infrastructure and a stable business environment. Additionally, fostering trade partnerships and participating in global supply chains can expand their market access. Strengthening governance and reducing corruption can also create a more conducive environment for economic growth and development. Lastly, leveraging technology and innovation can help these countries increase productivity and create new economic opportunities.
they wanted to be wealthy
Power and Money.
They fought wars and married the royal families of neighboring countries.
The reason that the Europeans wanted to claim and control land throughout the world were economic ones. In the new lands of the Americas and Africa, the Europeans were looking for gold, raw materials, and land possessions as a way to compete with one another.
So Europeans could rule more countries and states.
it is a game in facbook. you can build empires and fight with your friends! :):):)
yes
European nations brought warships and armies to build empires in South Asia.
to build it you have to select a builder
They encouraged colonists to build ships.
no
The desire to build empires is often referred to as "imperialism." This concept encompasses the political, economic, and cultural expansion of a nation, typically through colonization or the exertion of influence over other territories. Imperialism was particularly prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries, driven by the pursuit of resources, markets, and geopolitical dominance.