Global Economic Policy

trade restrictions used to punish a country for violating international law

• economic sanctions

• global economy

• infrastructure

• humanitarian

rights to basic economic provisions such as education, medical care, food, and shelter

• economic sanctions

• economic rights

• infrastructure

• humanitarian

the interaction of the economies of all the world’s nations

• global economy

• economic rights

• infrastructure

• humanitarian

the structures needed for a system to operate

• economic sanctions

• global economy

• infrastructure

• humanitarian

focused on promoting well-being by providing aid

• global economy

• economic rights

• infrastructure

• humanitarian

Economic foreign policy addresses_______ and commerce between nations.

Factors that Influence US Economic Foreign Policy (check all that apply)

• Seeking to expand the US economy

• Wanting other nations to follow international law

• Protecting the security of the United States and other nations

• Providing aid to recover from a disaster, famine, or war

The _______ and executive branches create and implement economic foreign policy

• legislative

• judicial

The European Union is an economic agreement that now has (a)   member countries.

• 27
• 28
• 30
• 25

This is the job of _______:creating agreements that outline the rules guiding international commerce. • encouraging producers of goods and services to participate in global economy

• The World Trade Organization

• USMCA

• FBI

• EU