Some activists argue that local economies can be superior to globalized

economies because they

O

A. give communities more direct control over their own economic

activities.

O

B. allow local businesses to avoid expensive federal environmental

regulations.

O

C. encourage foreign banks and corporations to invest in small

communities,

O

D. reduce the price of consumer goods and make a wider variety

available.

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Adan Watts

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26 July, 14:58

Some activists argue that local economies can be superior to globalized

economies because they

O

A. give communities more direct control over their own economic

activities.

O

B. allow local businesses to avoid expensive federal environmental

regulations.

O

C. encourage foreign banks and corporations to invest in small

communities,

O

D. reduce the price of consumer goods and make a wider variety

available.

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Lamar Bowers · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A

Globalization is a term developed in the 1980s to describe the process of intensifying international economic and political integration, marked by advances in transport and communication systems. Because it is characterized by a worldwide phenomenon, many authors prefer to use the term globalization.

It must be remembered, however, that despite being a recently developed concept, its occurrence is old. Most social scientists date back to the late 15th and early 16th centuries, when Europeans began the process of colonial maritime expansion. With that, it is possible to realize that globalization is not a sudden and consolidated fact, but a process of gradual integration that is constantly expanding.