Globalization in the Twenty-First Century Is Characterized By

Multiple Choice

Globalization in the twenty-first century is characterized by:

A) the movement of labor across the world quickly and efficiently to those places it is most needed.
B) the rise of the West, with U.S. and European financial centers dominating global trade.
C) the emergence of new markets, new means of exchange, new players, and new rules that are intensifying worldwide interdependencies.
D) rising equality around the world.