Can we effectively trade with countries and negotiate with them while needing hundreds of billions of loans?
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Don't we do that already? I thought it was called Wal-Mart.
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very often unless your US military, that won't happen.\nhowever, you can get finanical assistance, through a payment plan.  Best wishes.
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I would think they would.  We are the laughing stock of the world now thanks to him.  We have fallen to an all time low.  Wait until the Chinese and the Japanese pull in their markers.  25% of our National debt is owned to them. \nIf they don't call it in, in the future, they will loan money to countries that have a better future.
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Hold it Paul, study some history, it was Ricard Nixon that opened up trade with the Chinese. In answer to this question, learn some Chinese as they will own this country without firing a shot. When they call in this debt we won't have the money to pay them so they will just take over the land.
717711
Regulate trade between various nations.
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it's called "leverage"\n\nIt is smart to borrow money when you expect that you'll make a better return on that money than the interest you will have to pay.  Almost every country AND many businesses owe money for this reason.
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stay well away like a vampire to garlic!\n\nIt will only open the door for more scrongers to cross the boarder and it will reduce the strength of our currency.
1037296
Lend me 1000$ and you will get the right answer.
364806
Yes it can - if all nations begin to cooperate more fully.
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No.\nThe US is particularly bad at managing transactions in anything other than dollars. The recipient at best will have to pay a large fee, if their bank is able to cope with it at all.\n\nGet a bank draft made out for them in dollars. Any high street bank in the UK will do this easily.
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You need to look up "Bretton Woods II" on the Internet and understand it. Basically, we've been running large deficits to fund the war and pump liquidity into the banking system. In order to do this we sell our debt to foreign central banks (Mostly Japan and China). They buy our debt with the money we give them when we buy their export products (the trade deficit). The best source for commentary on our complicated economy and how it relates to the world can be found on PIMCO's website:\nwww.Pimco.com
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yes,why not ? \nall u mention are nations that have lot of people who have smart brain and guts.and money can easily find with that 2 resources.so the only matter just time and conscious to manage and channel their resource better .
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There are no countries for sale.  You'd have to start a coup and overthrow the government, establish a monarchy or dictatorship, and learn to be paranoid.  There are some islands in the Arabian Sea or the Persian Gulf that are for sale.  They're manmade islands.  The contractor building them is making several islands that form a map of the world.
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Depends how much money you have.  Such nores not available in small batches...as far as I know.... but in large groups.... you u got few millions..then u may be lucky contacting some brokers...
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My answer would have to be no, a country cannot develop economically without outside help. First of all, economic prosperity is dependent on commerce with other nations. A country cannot grow wealthy by spending its money within itself. Just as a business cannot be successful unless it buys and sells its product or service to others.\nThe United States would not have survived without trading with other nations. The original thirteen colonies took a huge chance when they declared their independence because the British were their main source of revenue. Aid from nation's such as France were what Kept America going at that time.\nThe United States is able to continually borrow money for the simple fact that we have sufficient resources to back our loans. I suppose that global lenders might consider us a good investment.
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There are plenty of companies that offer 100, 103 and 107% loan options.  Lending Tree.com would be a start.
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Trading in the currency of other countries.