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Question by gouga_hanem: What are the benefits of the global financial crisis?
I’m writing a paper about who benefits from the global financial crisis and how to benefit from it. Why is it good to invest in the stock market now? Are third world countries benefiting? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Answer by Zsolt H
You might find my answer strange, but this financial crisis benefited us all.
It revealed two things.
It showed us, that the hole of humanity is basically a single large family, we are all interconnected, and interdependent. That is what globalization really means.
And we can also learn from the crisis, that at the moment we are using the connections in between us in a selfish way, only for our own self benefit, for more profits, even exploiting the others, and our environment.
If we understand and accept all this, we have a god basis to start changing, building new type of relationships in between us, thus creating a safer, sustainable future for the whole world.
I hope it helps, all the best.

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Question by Mhmm: How does our role in the global economy affect international relations?
How does the U.S.’s role in our global economy affect relations with other countries?
How do our trade policies fit into our country’s role in the world today? How do trade issues affect international relations and globalization?

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Answer by elitecataphract
If we buy more things from other countries, then obviously they’ll depend more on us and our foreign relations with those countries will get better. If other nations depend on our products, the effect is relatively similar. I other words, the greater our role in global economy, the greater our foreign relations will get.

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