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An economy will always operate at some point on its production possibilities curve.
National Boundaries
This term describes the geographical limits of a nation, encompassing its territory and defining its jurisdiction and control.
Global Economy
An interconnected marketplace without geographical limits, where goods, services, and labor flow across national borders.
Global Sourcing
The practice of sourcing goods and services from the global market, aiming to exploit global efficiencies in the delivery of a product or service.
Masculinity-Femininity Dimension
A cultural dimension proposed by Hofstede that explores the distribution of roles between genders within a society, often contrasting assertiveness and competitiveness versus modesty and caring.
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