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IMF

makes loans to countries as long as they follow a set of instructions, but critics argue this damages the autonomy of a country.

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Deindustrilizaiton

has led to an interdependence between core and semiperiphereal coutnries by creating global supply chains.

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Comparitive advantage

- The relative cost advantages for producing certain goods and services for trade.

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Deindustrilization

has led to more tertiary secotr jobs with lower incomes and fewwer benefits to core countries.

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INterest rates

affect lending affect lending to businesses and consumers, imacting job creation.

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WTO

- supranaztionatol organization with 164 member countries, prividing governments with forums to negotiate trade agreements, settle disputes, and oversee trade rules.

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NAFTA

(USMCA)- Free trade agreements are neoliberal policies reducing the trade barriers with a common set of trading rules.

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Supranational organizations

have been made to support neoliberalism, improve economic development by removing trade barriers within the countries examples: Mercosur, NAFTA, SADC, EU.

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Complementary advantage

- When trade is mutually beneficial for both countries, as they are trading for things the other has a lot of demand for with the right supply.

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innovation

Quality and can suffer when there is less competition in the market.

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Globalization

and trade increase efficiency and openning new markets, lesser poverty, higher global economic growth, more jobs and improved quality of lfie.

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Comparitive advantage

The relative cost advantages for producing certain goods and services for trade

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NEOLIBERAL POLICIIES

Beliefs open markets and free trade will lead to a developed world

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NAFTA (USMCA)

Free trade agreements are neoliberal policies reducing the trade barriers with a common set of trading rules

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WTO

supranaztionatol organization with 164 member countries, prividing governments with forums to negotiate trade agreements, settle disputes, and oversee trade rules

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INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

189 countries organization enabling countries and citizens to conduct business with each other

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supranational organizations have been made to support neoliberalism, improve economic development by removing trade barriers within the countries examples

Mercosur, NAFTA, SADC, EU

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Governments will also try to develop growth poles

places of economic activity clustered around one or more high growth industries stimulating eocnomic growth