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Drag the tiles to the boxes to form correct pairs. Match the given situations to the factors that affect global trade. India’s economy is strong India’s currency has strengthened compared to China’s India’s currency is weaker than China’s India’s weaker currency has allowed more exports India’s currency has not increased or decreased in value India stops purchasing goods from China because goods are too expensive arrowRight China increases sales in India because demand has increased arrowRight India cannot sell goods to China because they are more expensive this year arrowRight Norah’s Chinese shoe factory had to close because cheaper shoes are now being imported from India. arrowRight The price of India’s imported goods have remained consistent last year

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