Describe the positions that opposing sides take with regard to the U.S. balance of trade. Why do some argue that a negative balance of trade is undesirable, while others argue that a negative balance of trade is not a problem?
What will be an ideal response?
It is viewed as a problem because the world does not see U.S. goods as competitive or desirable, and industries and jobs may be at risk. It is seen as no problem, since countries would not trade at all if they didn’t see value in doing so.
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a. consular section b. foreign ministry c. political section d. peace corps e. consulate general
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A) Classical liberalism B) Economic liberalism C) Institutional liberalism D) Political liberalism E) Societal liberalism
A strong party with effective control of its members
A) can push through any legislation. B) can force its members to ignore the wishes of the voters. C) cannot force members to ignore the wishes of the voters. D) faces difficulties passing legislation into law. E) often will end up divided from within.
Christianity was initially a sect of Judaism
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.