Interdependence


 * What happens when there are gaps in technology between nations?**

Gaps in technology between nations cause gaps in communication and conflict between one another. For example, if China was to experiment with genetic testing that's way more advanced than the US's technology, it causes conflict and fights between nations.


 * How does economic decision making become more global as the world becomes more interdependent?**

Because the world is becoming more interdependent, countries look to other countries to make group decisions. The economy is in bad shape and countries are depending on each other to make it better around the around and not just in the US or China.

Yes because when countries are working together and agreeing on things, the world will function a lot smoother because countries will help understand what other countries need. If every country used a process of interdependence then the whole world will be like a large network from country to country and working with foreign nations will run a lot smoother.
 * Is interdependence between different countries a process worth using?**

Debate Question: Should there be written contracts between countries using an interdependence process and what should be included? If so, should they be approved by 3rd to make sure there are no loopholes, threats, etc. incoorporated into their deal? ARGUEMENT 1: Yes, there should be written contracts with a 3rd party agreeing to it to ensure the saety and fairness for both sides. Countries need wrtten contracts that should be adjustable for each side if need-be as their country sees fit with their ever-changing needs. The 3rd party should be present to ensure fairness for both sides but also for safety so a larger country cannot take adavntage of a smaller one by threats, etc.. ARGUEMENT 2: NO, Countries should buy and sell from other countries freely and not have to agree on a deal such as an oil concession and also if they do decide to make a deal such as that then they should not need a 3rd party present because they could twist it to benefit another country.