Which type(s) of economies interact with other economies?? neither closed nor open economies|closed economies and open economies|only closed economies|only open economies
Which type(s) of economies interact with other economies?? neither closed nor open economies|closed economies and open economies|only closed economies|only open economies
()economies such as Singapore
()economies such as Singapore
External economies外部经济
External economies外部经济
Car firms are desperate to achieve economies of .
Car firms are desperate to achieve economies of .
Countries trade with each other because they are _______ and because of ______ A: different, costs B: similar, scale economies C: different, scale economies D: similar, costs
Countries trade with each other because they are _______ and because of ______ A: different, costs B: similar, scale economies C: different, scale economies D: similar, costs
Red tourism has nothing to do with the economies of remote areas. ( )
Red tourism has nothing to do with the economies of remote areas. ( )
Not many economies ______ in 1990, least of all gold exporters like Australia.
Not many economies ______ in 1990, least of all gold exporters like Australia.
Global companies have advantages in economies of scale,, manufacturing, technology development,_
Global companies have advantages in economies of scale,, manufacturing, technology development,_
economies such as Singapore Japan and South Korea tend to emphasize education by allocating a large
economies such as Singapore Japan and South Korea tend to emphasize education by allocating a large
This passage mainly centers on ______. A: the dramatic shift of the world economic balance B: the impact of the emerging economies of the "third-world" C: China and India's rapid economic development D: rich countries' gain and loss in recent world economies
This passage mainly centers on ______. A: the dramatic shift of the world economic balance B: the impact of the emerging economies of the "third-world" C: China and India's rapid economic development D: rich countries' gain and loss in recent world economies