Match the given situations to the different policies followed in global trade.

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Unfortunately, there are not options or references attached to answer the question. However, we can say that the correct matches would be the following.

1.- India stops purchasing good from China because goods are too expensive >>>India's currency is weaker than China's.

2.- China increases sales in India because demand has increased>>>India's economy is strong.

3.- India cannot sell goods to China because they are more expensive this year>>>India's currency has strengthened compared to China's.

4.- Norah's Chinese shoe factory had to close because cheaper shoes are now being imported from India>>>India's weaker currency has allowed more exports.

5.- The price of India's imported goods have remained consistent last year>>>India's currency has not increased or decreased in value.

Trade systems between China and India have become an important component in the economies of these countries. Indeed, China is the most important country regarding trade relations in India. India exports to china products such as salt, copper, cotton, plastic, cement, and different kinds of electronics components. On the other hand, China exports steel, fertilizers, machines, ships, and medicines.

the process of industrialization is called a revolution because