Respuesta :
Answer:
Environmental conditions, inner-social conditions, and trade conditions.
Explanation:
Environmental conditions-
A country cannot choose to be where the oil is at, or if rice can grow there, so they will specialize in what they can get to grow there, much like most Middle Eastern countries and oil.
Inner- Social conditions
The people in a country may not be happy with what the country is doing, causing certain things to be off limits to prevent a societal collapse (a tad dramatic, but you get the point). This bars certain economic prospects, causing specialization(ish).
Trade conditions-
Some things may just not need traded, there may be a bigger fish that can completely dwarf your trade, causing you to specialize into what you can easily trade.
Answer:
wheat production in a land with fertile soil.
Explanation: International trade has allowed countries to specialize in the production of products they can produce in masses that other countries might not be able to. China is world renown for its manufacturing and industry. They allow businesses all over the world to outsource their manufacturing of products to lower the cost of goods they sell. Brazil is known for being the largest producer of coffee, thus specializing.