For whom to produce?

When to produce?

How to produce?

What to produce?

Countries believed that by working together they would be more powerful and have stronger economies.

Smaller countries are able to meet the needs of citizens better than large countries.

There were too many languages in Europe to form one large government.

Workers in Europe were not being treated fairly.

Everything costs less when using euros.

Euros are worth more than other currencies in the world.

It is easier for people and businesses from different countries to trade.

Exchanging money is easy in Europe so there is really no benefit to the euro.

A factory can produce more goods in less time and for less money.

Businesses cannot sell as many types of goods when they specialize.

Factories cannot produce goods as quickly.

Workers do not become experts in their jobs.

Closing businesses that are making too much money.

Creating businesses that give people jobs.

Working to decrease the amount of goods sold in a country.

Writing laws to protect personal property.

A high literacy rate usually results in a decreased GDP.

A high literacy rate usually results in a low standard of living.

A low literacy rate usually results in a higher GDP.

A low literacy rate usually results in a low standard of living.

embargo

free trade zone

quota

tariff

Because banks do not like to exchange their money for other currencies.

Because people want to use American dollars to trade.

To allow countries to limit their trade with other countries.

To buy and sell goods and services with other countries.

embargo

quota

tariff

embargo

quota

tariff