Interdependence

Growing interdependence has affected political decision making by setting trends. For instance, once one person spreads an idea, most will listen and follow, thus making decisions. Also, ideas get passed around and borrowed more frequently because of interdependence.

​ Economic decision making becomes more global as the world becomes more interdependent because countries need resources from one another. However for the U.S. and Cuba no economic relations have been ecounter with both because of the grudge each country has for one another. There has been no relations with these countries since 1961. Switzerland has been the middle man for these two countries whenever they come in contact. The only light that is shown for these two countries having relations with one another is when U.S. President Barrack Obama announced that the U.S. will allow Cuban Americans to visit and send remittances to their families. This little friendly gesture made by the U.S. President might have the U.S. and Cuba have relations and the countries could the depend on one another for resources.