I need a country other than the usa that have a economy problem that affect the usa.?
like shortage of oil or gas in that country that affect us
Answer:
JAPAN! This should be extremely easy for you.
Mexico
Mexico. Both the US and Mexico are affected by the rising price of corn, which largely results from attempts to make more Ethanol. In Mexico, inflation in the price of tortillas has been a political problem.
saudi arabia, canada
saudi arabia and UK
i'd say that virtually every 3rd world country has an effect on the u.s. economy. the u.s. government gives away billions of dollars every year in the form of foreign aid.
Korea is the first one that comes to mind for me. Lots of economic similarities.
That should be easy just find out who the us gives money to like africa or iraq
Canada, Japan, Mexico, Saudi Arabia... just to name a few.
Venezuela, it has grown to efect changes globaly but dwells too much into power and ecology to get things done internally. Morale and trust are not big there either, and some surplus does not surprise nor afect inhabitants life. Economy seems wasteful and eagerness to surprise and conceit are not doing any good there. US needs to engage in patronage and surrender to civilian power, Venezuela is to encourage changes in modern warfare, and how petroil is handled, to enhance underwriting and clothing ventures. US should do same, considering internal revenue diminished to China and taking into consideration further delays in trade agreements with Peru will neglect popularity in both countries, for sake of care.
Oil ventures are becoming biased and unfit to providers and some investors to clear their ineptitude and lack of commitment in recent war commisions and confrontation towards producers without desire for monopoly and corporative agendas, wisely enough I´d say.
How about Mexico?
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Answer:
JAPAN! This should be extremely easy for you.
Mexico
Mexico. Both the US and Mexico are affected by the rising price of corn, which largely results from attempts to make more Ethanol. In Mexico, inflation in the price of tortillas has been a political problem.
saudi arabia, canada
saudi arabia and UK
i'd say that virtually every 3rd world country has an effect on the u.s. economy. the u.s. government gives away billions of dollars every year in the form of foreign aid.
Korea is the first one that comes to mind for me. Lots of economic similarities.
That should be easy just find out who the us gives money to like africa or iraq
Canada, Japan, Mexico, Saudi Arabia... just to name a few.
Venezuela, it has grown to efect changes globaly but dwells too much into power and ecology to get things done internally. Morale and trust are not big there either, and some surplus does not surprise nor afect inhabitants life. Economy seems wasteful and eagerness to surprise and conceit are not doing any good there. US needs to engage in patronage and surrender to civilian power, Venezuela is to encourage changes in modern warfare, and how petroil is handled, to enhance underwriting and clothing ventures. US should do same, considering internal revenue diminished to China and taking into consideration further delays in trade agreements with Peru will neglect popularity in both countries, for sake of care.
Oil ventures are becoming biased and unfit to providers and some investors to clear their ineptitude and lack of commitment in recent war commisions and confrontation towards producers without desire for monopoly and corporative agendas, wisely enough I´d say.
How about Mexico?
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