What effect do foreign transitional economies have on the United States? Explain.
Foreign transitional economies generate more independence for each nation in the global economy. As each economy transitions to a market economy, they become more and more self-sufficient.
Foreign transitional economies generate more independence for each nation in the global economy. This is because, as a nation develops a "home" in the global economy, it gives rise to more economic isolation.
Foreign transitional economies generate more global interdependence. This creates stable prices through market competition on a global scale and the reliance on foreign goods.
Foreign transitional economies generate more global interdependence. This leads to ever-changing pricing in the global market due to competition as well as a reliance on foreign goods.
