Political & Economic Change in Development

To promote international peace and security through diplomacy.

To provide financial assistance to countries facing economic difficulties.

To regulate international trade and resolve trade disputes.

To promote sustainable development and environmental protection.

The inflation rate.

The unemployment rate.

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

The level of income inequality.

A decrease in interconnectedness among nations.

The increasing interconnectedness of nations through economic, social, and political ties.

A focus on purely domestic economic policies.

The isolation of countries from international trade.

By remaining entirely neutral and avoiding any interaction with government officials.

By lobbying, investing in local economies, and creating jobs.

By exclusively supporting non-governmental organizations (NGOs) without engaging with governments.

By strictly adhering to domestic laws and regulations without seeking any policy changes.

By prioritizing state-controlled economies with limited private sector involvement.

By promoting free trade and minimal government intervention.

By encouraging widespread privatization of industries.

By fostering a completely unregulated market economy.

Operate exclusively within their home country.

Have a decentralized structure and operate in multiple countries.

Primarily focus on non-profit activities.

Avoid influencing government policies.

By providing military aid to stabilize the country's government.

By setting international trade standards and resolving trade disputes.

By directly controlling the country's monetary policy.

By promoting cultural exchange programs to foster better international relations.

It discourages trade between countries to protect domestic industries.

It encourages trade between countries, boosting global economic activity.

It involves strict government control over all imports and exports.

It focuses solely on trade within regional blocs, excluding other nations.

Increased cultural exchange and understanding.

Greater access to technology and innovation.

Job displacement in developed countries due to increased competition.

Overall reduction in economic inequality worldwide.

By fostering greater social cohesion and reducing political polarization.

By leading to social unrest, political instability, and potentially violent conflict.

By encouraging greater participation in democratic processes and strengthening civil society.

By having no significant impact on political dynamics or government legitimacy.