The Northern Mariana Islands’ economy relies on U.S. military spending, tourism (especially from East Asia), and garment manufacturing. Government policies focus on economic resilience and disaster preparedness, as the territory is prone to typhoons. Regulatory frameworks align with U.S. federal laws, supporting a stable business environment. Society benefits from U.S. financial aid but faces income inequality and limited local economic opportunities. Education systems are improving, aligning with the tourism and public service sectors. Climate risks, including rising sea levels and typhoons, pose significant challenges. Healthcare services are basic, with reliance on U.S. resources for advanced care.