When Juan Drinks His Morning Coffee, He Thinks About Its

Multiple Choice

When Juan drinks his morning coffee, he thinks about its production in Colombia, its transportation through many countries, the taxes and tariffs applied for international commerce, and the diverse array of social relations behind his drink. According to the textbook, one might say that Juan is using:

A) an internalized view of things.
B) an individual framework of commodity production.
C) a global perspective.
D) a domestic view of labor.