Graham - World War III: The United States Of America Vs China And Russia

World War III

The United States Of America

Vs.

China And Russia

Business Education Time

Elizabeth Graham

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Table of Content/ Outline

Part I

Introduction

Chapter 1: Trade War

Chapter 2: World War I

Chapter 3: World War II

Chapter 4: Resources From Russia And China

Part II

Chapter 5: The Relationship Between Russia And China

Chapter 6: Leadership Of The United States

Chapter 7: How The Us Market Will Respond

Chapter 8: Safe Havens For Money Resources

Conclusion

Part I

Introduction

Many questions are circulating about if the Ukraine crisis is a one-off conflict or a prelude to World War III?

Fears are increasing that Russian President Vladimir Putin's onslaught, the most significant conventional military invasion since World War II, could herald the start of another global conflict.

For the time being, the violence is confined to Ukraine and has not spread to other NATO member countries. The United States and its allies, for their part, have condemned Putin's actions while refusing to send their soldiers to Ukraine, indicating a desire to avoid further escalation of the crisis.

This book was written to help others understand what "War" really means. If there were another World War, all countries would be affected differently, and this book will bring light to those differences.

Are we facing World War III? What does The Third War mean for all of us?

World War III, sometimes known as the Third World War, is a hypothetical third global large-scale military confrontation following World War I and II. The word has been used since 1941 at the earliest. Some people use it haphazardly to refer to limited or minor battles like the Cold War or the War on terror. On the other hand, others believe that such a fight would be larger and more destructive than previous world wars.

In any way you choose to view this point, the world is in trouble, and this book will help you comprehend what is going on.

In chapter one, you'll learn about the Trade War. A trade war happens when one country fights back against another by increasing import tariffs or imposing other restrictions on the imports of the other country.

Trade war opponents argue that they ultimately harm local businesses, consumers, and the economy. I'll explain what the trade war implies for the consumer and entrepreneurs.

In chapter two, we discuss how World War I was started and the implications associated with the war. The First World War broke nations, gave birth to many new nation-states, fostered separatist movements in Europe's colonies, drove the U.S. to become a world power, and laid the road for Soviet communism and Hitler's rise.

The next chapter discusses World War II as widely regarded as the most meaningful and influential catastrophe of the twentieth century. The destruction is practically incalculable: total military and civilian deaths are believed to be between 70 and 85 million, or around 3% of the global population at the time. World War II also marked the beginning of the nuclear age.

Chapter four talks about the resources of Russia and China. We will talk about how the two countries make their money and why they are needed to balance the international trade economy.

Moving forward to chapter five, you will learn about the relationship between Russia and China. In current times, deteriorating relations with the West continues, and Russia and China seem to be strengthening their economic, political, and military connections. We will talk about how the two countries are growing closer.

Chapter six talks about leadership. The exemplary leadership fosters people to cooperate, allowing for more efficient work and achieving the overall objectives.

Leadership also motivates by demonstrating the correct route and instilling confidence in individuals. It contributes to the formation of stronger ties among team members.

Chapter seven will teach you how the United States responds to war, economically and emotionally.

This chapter will help you understand that both fighters and non-combatants suffer physical and mental consequences due to war.

Some of the most dangerous physical repercussions of war are death, injury, violence, starvation, disease, and disability, while post-traumatic stress disorder is also a hazard (PTSD); some emotional symptoms include despair and anxiety. The terror and horror that the terrorists inflicted were widespread.

The violence of war destroys lives and shatters relationships and families, leaving individuals and families in a state of disarray and emotionally distressed communities.

Chapter eight talks about safe havens for money during unsettling times. In times of market turbulence, a safe haven asset helps diversify an investor's portfolio and is helpful in the recovery stage. When the economy fluctuates, it usually only does so briefly. However, there are times when the market's slump is extended, such as during an economic recession.

Chapter 1

Trade War

A trade war is a multi-country economic dispute caused by severe protectionism. States raise or create tariffs or other trade barriers in response to trade barriers erected by the other party.

Customs wars, toll wars, or tariff wars are the names given to conflicts in which tariffs are the sole mechanism; as retaliation, the latter state may raise duties.

Increased protection shifts the output compositions of both countries closer to their autarky positions. When the war metaphor is overblown, minor commercial issues are frequently referred to as trade disputes.

As illustrated by the Massacre of the Bandanese, which occurred after alleged violations of a new treaty, trade wars can evolve into full-fledged combat between states.

The First Anglo-Dutch War, sparked by commercial disagreements, began with English raids on Dutch merchant ships but quickly escalated to massive naval actions.

During a period of intense European commercial rivalry, England attempted to end the Dutch dominance of the seas and trade routes in the Second Anglo-Dutch War for control of the seas and trade routes.

The Fourth Anglo-Dutch War erupted due to disagreements between the British and Dutch governments regarding the legality and conduct of Dutch trade with Britain's opponents at the time.