Virginia and the U.S. in the Global Economy

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Virginia and the U.S. in the Global Economy CE.12d

Questions Why do Virginia and the United States trade with other nations? What is the impact of technological innovation on world trade?

International Trade Virginia and the United States pursue international trade in order to increase wealth.

Virginia and the U.S. in the Global Economy Virginia and the United States pursue international trade in order to increase wealth.

Virginia and the U.S. in the Global Economy Terms to know global economy: Worldwide markets in which the buying and selling of goods and services by all nations takes place Virginia and the United States specialize in the production of certain goods and services, which promotes efficiency and growth.

Virginia and the U.S. in the Global Economy Reasons that states and nations trade To obtain goods and services they cannot produce or cannot produce efficiently themselves To buy goods and services at a lower cost or a lower opportunity cost

Virginia and the U.S. in the Global Economy To sell goods and services to other countries To create jobs

Technology Impact of technological innovations Innovations in technology (e.g., the Internet) contribute to the global flow of information, capital, goods, and services. The use of such technology also lowers the cost of production

Review Examine the relationship of Virginia and the United States to the global economy.

Vocabulary