What Is the Correct Chronological Order of Changes That Affected

question 92

Multiple Choice

What is the correct chronological order of changes that affected the world economy in the late twentieth century?

• A)
• (1)Massive geopolitical realignments occurred;
• (2)Slowdown in economic growth rates in industrialized countries;
• (3)Competitive rivalry among industrialized countries increased significantly;
• (4)Global financial markets underwent a profound series of alterations.
• B)
• (1)Slowdown in economic growth rates in industrialized countries;
• (2)Competitive rivalry among industrialized countries increased significantly;
• (3)Global financial markets underwent a profound series of alterations;
• (4)Massive geopolitical realignments occurred.
• C)
• (1)Global financial markets underwent a profound series of alterations;
• (2)Massive geopolitical realignments occurred;
• (3)Slowdown in economic growth rates in industrialized countries;
• (4)Competitive rivalry among industrialized countries increased significantly.
• D)
• (1)Competitive rivalry among industrialized countries increased significantly; (2)Global financial markets underwent a profound series of alterations; (3)Massive geopolitical realignments occurred;
• (4)Slowdown in economic growth rates in industrialized countries.
• E)
• (1)Competitive rivalry among industrialized countries increased significantly; (2)Massive geopolitical realignments occurred;
• (3)Global financial markets underwent a profound series of alterations; (4)Slowdown in economic growth rates in industrialized countries.

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