Scenario 1

Country A has a high population but is short of land suited for agriculture. Realizing that its military is much

stronger than that of a weaker neighboring country, country A declares war on its neighbor and wins. As a result,

country A takes over a portion of its neighboring country that is rich with fertile farmland.

Scenario 2

Country B has a relatively low population and a low level of manufacturing, but it has large regions of land that

are good for agriculture. Country B is a major exporter of agricultural goods. Unfortunately, an earthquake and

subsequent tsunami devastate the country with massive flooding and loss of life.

What is the impact of these two scenarios on the resources of countries A and B?

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Rumplestiltskin

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1 December, 06:42

Scenario 1

Country A has a high population but is short of land suited for agriculture. Realizing that its military is much

stronger than that of a weaker neighboring country, country A declares war on its neighbor and wins. As a result,

country A takes over a portion of its neighboring country that is rich with fertile farmland.

Scenario 2

Country B has a relatively low population and a low level of manufacturing, but it has large regions of land that

are good for agriculture. Country B is a major exporter of agricultural goods. Unfortunately, an earthquake and

subsequent tsunami devastate the country with massive flooding and loss of life.

What is the impact of these two scenarios on the resources of countries A and B?

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Sterling Marshall · Answer 1

Answer:Country A gains resources in the form of fertile farmland. Country B loses land and labor resources.

Paityn Mayo · Answer 2

Country A has a positive impact on its resources in this scenario. This country managed to use its superior military to take over land from its neighboring country, land that is very fertile, thus this country significantly increased its natural resources in the fertile soil it got. This will lead to economic growth and stability for this country, and it will be of great benefit on the long run.

Country B, on the other hand, has had negative impact. The country has suffered badly from the natural disasters, losing human lives and losing its important natural resources on the short run, the fertile land. This will have bad economic consequences, and the country will need several years to properly recover from it.