What would happen to industrialized nations' economies if they did not expand their reach abroad? Nations would avoid shortages of essential items within their nation. Nations would make what they needed with local resources. Nations would have fewer partnerships with other nations. Nations would have a smaller market in which to sell their goods.

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Joseph Sheppard

24 December, 13:53

What would happen to industrialized nations' economies if they did not expand their reach abroad? Nations would avoid shortages of essential items within their nation. Nations would make what they needed with local resources. Nations would have fewer partnerships with other nations. Nations would have a smaller market in which to sell their goods.

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Tequila · Answer 1

It industrialized nations did not expand their reach abroad, then " Nations would make what they needed with local resources" since they would be denied external resources.