Superpowers in Post-9/11 Economics

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This macroeconomic study focuses on the United States and China as the dominant superpowers that have arisen since the attacks of 9/11. In this paper, the writer shows that growing dysfunction between the United States and France is based upon economic and militaristic issues and in a secondary manner on politics. The writer discusses that in China a concept of hegemony is being created through a domination of South Korea and other Asian nations that serve the greater economic power of this country.

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"The effects of trade relations in China and America have increased after the subjugation of Saddam Hussein's regime in the now conquered Iraq. Iraq is discussed in being one of the major defeated countries the United States has dominated, as a result of the attacks of 9/11 and current foreign policy. By acknowledging the dominance of the American military forces, the natural resources of Iraq have now become part of the international economic power that America now wields across the Middle East and Europe. By dominating oil in this region, America has become a sole world power with China as its only peer."

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