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Chapter 34: Q. 13 (page 832)

Why is the national security argument not convincing?

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Because the countries export the products used as national security is a type of business they are indulging in.

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Definition

National Security argument states that a country should not be dependent on other countries for the products and equipment.

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Explanation

The National Security argument was found to be not so convincing because the other country which sold their products and equipment are seeing this as a trading business rather than a national security plan so they will be happy to trade the equipment if they get a good return.

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