The U S In The World Economy - Trade And Investment
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Describes the extent and nature of United States involvement in the world economy. Notes that international economic activity takes the form of exports, imports, international investments and monetary involvement. Discusses why there are restrictions on some imports and explains private capital as foreign investment.
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