A World-System Is Defined by Wallerstein as Any Relatively Large

question 2

Multiple Choice

A world-system is defined by Wallerstein as any relatively large social system having:

• A) a high degree of interdependence with other social systems, an extensive division of labor, and a plurality of cultures
• B) a high degree of autonomy, a simple division of labor, and a plurality of cultures
• C) a high degree of autonomy, a complex division of labor, and a plurality of societies and cultures
• D) a high degree of autonomy, a complex division of labor, and a single unified culture

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Definitions:

Reservation Price

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Utility Function

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Buick Owner

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