What Is the Basic Premise of the Core-Periphery Relationship

question 53

Multiple Choice

What is the basic premise of the Core-Periphery relationship?

• A) As the world economy expanded, it developed a core of less developed countries and a periphery of dominant, more developed countries.
• B) As the world economy expanded, a cycle developed wherein countries (such as Great Britain) spent about a century as the dominant power in the world economy, then lost its power and joined the periphery of less dominant economic powers.
• C) As the world economy expanded, a cycle developed wherein countries (such as the United States) spent about a century as a peripheral player in the world economy, then gained power and became a dominant economic power at the core of the world economy.
• D) As the world economy expanded, it developed a core of dominant, developed countries and a periphery of dominated less developed countries.
• E) As the world economy expanded, it developed a core of capitalist countries and a periphery of communist countries.

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