Direct correlation between us economic and military power and the rights preserved by UNCLOS
As a military superpower, the United States could heavily rely on regulations such as the UNCLOS III to provide for military defense such as navigation and overflight, military presence, and commercial advantages.372 There is a direct correlation between the economic interests of the United States and the security provided by UNCLOS III. In order for the United States to maintain its political and economic influence, it depends on the stability of the global market.  The stability found in the Convention is also crucial to the exploitation of marine scientific research in drilling and fishing industries.
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