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specialize and trade with othersleadingto economic interdependence
globalisation(passive) caused bythe economic interdependence
free trade(passive) created byThe economic interdependence
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the coffee trade 3 Annotation 3(passive) created bythe economic interdependence
Trade between England and its colonieswould leadto economic interdependence
nation to trade with other nationthereby creatingmutual economic interdependence
simply globalization(passive) created byThe economic interdependence
Organic solidarity ... the division of laborcreateseconomic interdependence
how multinational corporations and other non - government organizationscontributeto economic interdependence
the commerce of the age(passive) caused byeconomic interdependence
Free - flowing international commercecreateseconomic interdependence
three greenhouses were built to grow vegetables for sale ; as well as a brick making machine for building houses and business officesto createeconomic interdependence
Interconnectednessledto economic interdependence
Global economyleadsto economic interdependence
China and the international economyhave already createdan economic interdependence
that because of their vast natural resources , the newly independent states may act pragmatically ,has ledto economic interdependence
a truly international financial system and regional associations like the European Union , NAFTA and ASEAN(passive) created byThe economic interdependence
the production of goods and services that cater to human needs occupation work that is done in exchange for a regular wage , or salary economy ... in whichcreateseconomic interdependence
Governmentscontributeto economic interdependence
Economic Interdependence FactorsContributingto Economic Interdependence
the scarcity of natural resourcesleadsto economic interdependence
the financial market(passive) led bythe economic interdependence
a truly integrated international financial system(passive) created byThe economic interdependence
transportation , communication networks , and technologycontributeto economic interdependence
12The Kantian Triangle 1 Political institutions of democracy lead to external peace among democracies not between democracies and nondemocracies 2 economic institutions of market capitalismleadto economic interdependence
the spatial patterns of resourcescreateeconomic interdependence
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FDI(passive) created byThe economic interdependence
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Sharing of the heiferscreateseconomic interdependence
international boundariescreatingeconomic interdependence
investing in each other(passive) created byeconomic interdependence
the opportunity costsresultingfrom economic interdependence
incorporating network considerationsleadsto economic interdependence
The division of a production system into specialized work tasks or occupationscreatingeconomic interdependence
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to create something ,creatingeconomic conglomeration
effortsto createeconomic interdependence
mutual investments(passive) created bythe economic interdependence
incentives for peacecreatesincentives for peace
interstate peacecreatesinterstate peace
to peace strengtheningleadsto peace strengthening
to international peaceleadsto international peace
interest groups that are opposed to war because it imposes costs by disrupting international trade and investment ... Doyle 1997 , 2627createsinterest groups that are opposed to war because it imposes costs by disrupting international trade and investment ... Doyle 1997 , 2627
a more peaceful worldwould createa more peaceful world
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interest groups that are opposed to war because it imposes costs by disrupting international trade and investment ( Doyle 1997 , 26–27createsinterest groups that are opposed to war because it imposes costs by disrupting international trade and investment ( Doyle 1997 , 26–27
enduring peace among nationswould createenduring peace among nations
to peace or war ... depending on the circumstancescan leadto peace or war ... depending on the circumstances
to regional peace and stabilitycontributesto regional peace and stability
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international conflictwould preventinternational conflict
military conflictwould preventmilitary conflict
the beginning of the conflicttriggeredthe beginning of the conflict
international constraints(passive) created byinternational constraints
to a strengthening of peace and to the easing of international tensionsleadsto a strengthening of peace and to the easing of international tensions
the occurrence of warto solely preventthe occurrence of war
the outbreak of warpreventsthe outbreak of war
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war by bringing powerful nations into contact with each othercreateswar by bringing powerful nations into contact with each other
to greater cooperation and fosters peace and stability in international affairs ( Osborne , 2010leadsto greater cooperation and fosters peace and stability in international affairs ( Osborne , 2010
incentives to keep the peace and get rich insteadcreatesincentives to keep the peace and get rich instead
to peaceful international relations because they understand the mutual benefit of tradeleadsto peaceful international relations because they understand the mutual benefit of trade
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developed nations attacking each otherpreventdeveloped nations attacking each other
to vulnerability , which leads to conflictleadsto vulnerability , which leads to conflict
in a reduced likelihood of conflictresultsin a reduced likelihood of conflict
another major warshould preventanother major war
to the end of conflicts in Europewould leadto the end of conflicts in Europe
in greater prosperity for the whole regionresultingin greater prosperity for the whole region
vested interests opposed to conflictcreatesvested interests opposed to conflict
cross - straights conflict uncompellingwill preventcross - straights conflict uncompelling