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Made in the USA or Made in China has less meaning for products that
 
  A) are a commodity such as iron ore.
  B) are an agricultural product such as wheat.
  C) are a product that is technological and involves assembling many different types of sometimes sophisticated components.
  D) are a product that is produced and consumed domestically.
  E) were produced fifty years ago versus the types of products manufactured today.

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Deep integration
 
  A) is easier to achieve than shallow integration.
  B) is less controversial than shallow integration.
  C) does not require changing domestic policies unrelated to tariffs and quotas.
  D) requires cooperation with other national governments or international bodies.
  E) can be implemented unilaterally.
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