A-Yes. Achieving self sufficiency is just common sense, and having the ability to not worry about the economic blow back of our choices opens a lot more avenues for maneuvering on the global stage.
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B.
Trade routes should be expanded,we can make good money from exported gas for example.
I am favoring A,but voting in solidarity with @Beaux Arts & Crafts.
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Sorry, but i don´t have any idea about of this system, could someone explain it??
Leading Countries in Manufacturing (2007)
1. United States -$2,130,330M
2 China - $1,739,770M
3. Japan - $1,150,900M
4. Germany - $900,200M
5. Union State - $791,600M
6. South Korea - $434,520M
7. Italy - $425,750M
8. France- $376,450M
9. United Kingdom - $375,230M
10. Ukraine - $295,040M
2 China - $1,739,770M
3. Japan - $1,150,900M
4. Germany - $900,200M
5. Union State - $791,600M
6. South Korea - $434,520M
7. Italy - $425,750M
8. France- $376,450M
9. United Kingdom - $375,230M
10. Ukraine - $295,040M
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Its basically a copy of OTL Chinese strategy:
Dual circulation - Wikipedia
What is China’s dual circulation economic strategy and why is it important?
China’s traditional emphasis on growth through exports is being bolstered by a renewed focus on spurring domestic demand under its so-called dual circulation strategy.
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Ok, Thank you.Its basically a copy of OTL Chinese strategy:
Dual circulation - Wikipedia
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What is China’s dual circulation economic strategy and why is it important?
China’s traditional emphasis on growth through exports is being bolstered by a renewed focus on spurring domestic demand under its so-called dual circulation strategy.
In this case, I choose option A
B) This seems like a step we should take once we develop industries that we are specialized in
