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When an industrial country drops its protectionist barriers, capital, goods, services, and people flow outwards. The strength of a country will depend more and more on what it exorts, and this is true at the individual level. If and when a nation can export what it lives off, it can become rich. A country must always be concerned with what it exports if it wants to become rich: it must exchange its products for other products. ( Dirketouni, 2006, p. 58 ):
because in society, everybody exchanges things, a man gets richer by exchanging the product of the labour of his sweat for the product of the labour of somebody else. A country thus loses some of its natural resources, is obliged to fly on real estate, and is exposed to every kind of obsession.145. This is a very simple economic principle. In a sense it can be interpreted as describing the process of creation of value, illustrated in both Daltonism and Ricardian socialism. 146. Let's start with the first part. In the production process, a number of inputs are needed and amount to literally the lifeblood of the economy. These include: Capital; Labour, in the sense of the goods, services, and labour of working people; And Natural Resources (rugs, land, animals, minerals, and so on). These inputs, far from being redundancies, are essential to all economic activity. Every sector of any economy, from the least to the most, needs all three. a3f8a02ae1
The second part describes what happens to all this value once a country has produced it. This is where the nation obtains the difference between the value of its inputs and the value of its outputs. It must have the resources to pay this difference in order to maintain or increase the value of its own inputs. The country can choose to increase this difference at either the expense of humanity or the environment, or it can reduce this difference at the expense of part of its society. d2c66b5586