Social Studies, 01.07.2021 02:10 Yani0118

How does seeing the world as one interconnected economy affect how we understand the movement of people around the world? Is it possible for people to
remain unaffected by events in other places? How or how not? When people move
from one place to another how do they affect the local economies? How do they
affect the global economy?

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