"Global Sourcing" Refers to

question 82

Multiple Choice

"Global sourcing" refers to

• A) the core and periphery in the international system.
• B) the transfer of funds to the third world.
• C) system-wide exploitation of workers' wages, benefits, and conditions.
• D) obtaining goods and services across geopolitical boundaries.

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