3. Globalization, Trade, and Development
GED® Social Studies Complete Review: Economics & Geography · preview lesson
Countries trade because resources, labor, technology, and opportunity costs differ by place. Globalization can increase choices and incomes, but it also creates interdependence. Development indicators such as GDP per capita, life expectancy, literacy, and infrastructure help compare regions.
References: World Bank Open Data; United Nations: International Migration
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