The Capitalist World-System Has Been an Expanding System, Which Means

question 9

Multiple Choice

The capitalist world-system has been an expanding system, which means that it:

• A) has gradually become industrialized over time
• B) will never reach any geographical or economic limits
• C) has brought an increasing amount of the globe under its influence over time
• D) all of these

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Net Present Value

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Interest Rate

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Initial Investment

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