Comments on: What major impacts does the US economy have on the economy of other countries? http://homebusinessmegaphone.com/us-economy/what-major-impacts-does-the-us-economy-have-on-the-economy-of-other-countries/ A Better Path for the US Economy. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:25:14 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: azkazk2005 http://homebusinessmegaphone.com/us-economy/what-major-impacts-does-the-us-economy-have-on-the-economy-of-other-countries/comment-page-1/#comment-6 azkazk2005 Sun, 26 Oct 2008 14:07:21 +0000 http://homebusinessmegaphone.com/us-economy/what-major-impacts-does-the-us-economy-have-on-the-economy-of-other-countries/#comment-6 In a few words, when a crisis is on in the USA, domestic economy needs more capital to survive. International companies have to cover their losses selling some assets or some part of the company abroad. The first assets sold are those which are far from the country, companies overseas or international financial assets. This selling orders affects the domestic economies of that third countries because most times assets are linked to exports, employment, development policies or goverment expenditure. Sometimes they simply close companies abroad and return to the United States. They don´t stop investing they stop being present in some countries leaving projects, markets and people behind. In a few words, when a crisis is on in the USA, domestic economy needs more capital to survive. International companies have to cover their losses selling some assets or some part of the company abroad. The first assets sold are those which are far from the country, companies overseas or international financial assets. This selling orders affects the domestic economies of that third countries because most times assets are linked to exports, employment, development policies or goverment expenditure.

Sometimes they simply close companies abroad and return to the United States. They don´t stop investing they stop being present in some countries leaving projects, markets and people behind.

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