In which of the following scenarios might economic interests play a larger role than military force in us national security? a. when a country is not developed enough to pose a military threat b. when a country is trying to expand its trade capabilities c. when a country is in possession of a desired commodity d. when a country is unresponsive to diplomatic approaches

The answer is: C. When a country is in possession of a desired commodity

When a Country posses a commodity that is in large demand for the majority population, it is more important to see the economic ramifications that it entails instead of the military threat it poses.

C. When a country is in possession of a desired commodity

Explanation:

the answer is a

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