Question

Which of the following is NOT considered a challenge of international trade?

Uneven distribution of resources

Market decline

Economic interdependence

Trade has increased more rapidly than wealth, as determined by GDP

Increased dependence upon developed countries by developing countries

Answer 1

@AZ
@Timmyspu

Answer 2

what did you choose and get wrong?

Answer 3

I believe its economic interdependence

Answer 4

Trade has increased more rapidly than wealth, as determined by GDP is incorrect

Answer 5

Why do you think that?

Answer 6

When I asked for help on this question the person said it was either that or the one I chose, and they left so I took a chance and just picked that one

Answer 7

In a 50 50 chance scenario I somehow always pick the wrong thing

Answer 8

mhmm, do you think economic interdependence would be a challenge?

Wouldn't it be more of a positive thing in international trade since they're all dependent on each other for their financial well-being

Answer 9

I suppose..

Answer 10

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @AZ
mhmm, do you think economic interdependence would be a challenge?

Wouldn't it be more of a positive thing in international trade since they're all dependent on each other for their financial well-being
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
You have a good point so with what AZ said does that help you eliminate any awnser choices on your list?

Answer 11

Well I would suppose the option in question wouldn't be eliminated

Answer 12

AZ can you take over because I have to go do something.

Answer 13

So what do you think it is?

Answer 14

so I think we're looking between A and B

Answer 15

Ok then I think its A

Answer 16

yeah now that I re-read it, the question says NOT

so uneven distribution would NOT be a challenge

because the whole purpose of trade is to redistribute resources since they're unevenly distributed

but then again, it could be a challenge because you're trying to redistribute it evenly

Answer 17

so maybe your original guess of economic interdependence makes sense

Answer 18

Huh well ok