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Define economic system and neocolonialism
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An economic system refers to the structure and organization of an economy, including the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It involves the institutions, policies, and mechanisms that determine how resources are allocated, wealth is generated, and economic activities are conducted within a society.
Neocolonialism, on the other hand, refers to the continued dominance, control, and exploitation of developing countries by more powerful and developed nations, even after formal colonial rule has ended. It involves economic, political, and cultural aspects where the dominant countries exercise indirect control over the resources, markets, and policies of the previously colonized nations. Neocolonialism often manifests through unequal trade relations, foreign investment and control, debt burdens, and the imposition of Western ideologies and institutions on the colonized countries.
Neocolonialism, on the other hand, refers to the continued dominance, control, and exploitation of developing countries by more powerful and developed nations, even after formal colonial rule has ended. It involves economic, political, and cultural aspects where the dominant countries exercise indirect control over the resources, markets, and policies of the previously colonized nations. Neocolonialism often manifests through unequal trade relations, foreign investment and control, debt burdens, and the imposition of Western ideologies and institutions on the colonized countries.