Put the verbs in brackets into the proper tense form in active or passive voice
and translate into Russian:
America`s involvement in the global economy (to pass) through two distinct periods: a development era during which the United States (to seek) industrial self-sufficiency in the 18 th and 19 th centuries, and a free-trade era in the early and middle 20 th century during which open trade (to link) with prosperity. Now America (to enter) a third, more dangerous era – an age of global economic interdependence. With surprising swiftness, the United States (to shift) from relative economic selfsufficiency to global interdependence. In 1960 trade (to account) for nearly 10 percent of the country`s gross national product; by the mid-1980s, that figure more than (to double). American farmers now (to sell) 30 percent of their grain production overseas; 40 percent of U.S. farmland (to devote) to crops for export. In fact, more U.S. farmland (to use) to feed the Japanese than there (to be) Japanese farmland. American industry (to export) more than 20 percent of its manufacturing output, and one out of every six manufacturing jobs in the U.S. (to depend) on foreign sales. More than 70 percent of American industry now (to face) stiff foreign competition within the U.S. market.