Some observers feel that international institutions and the people working in them cannot adequately handle the complexities of an interconnected world. Based on this, these observers believe that ________.
A) globalization will slow in the future
B) globalization is nevertheless inevitable
C) international business will grow primarily on a regional basis
D) private companies will replace international organizations in running the world's economy
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a common argument for the slowing of future globalization?
A) Antiglobalization interests have been successful in electing parties that oppose freer movement of trade or people.
B) Technological, transportation, and communication advances will decline in the near future.
C) Major countries have either ignored certain international treaties or have refused to sign them.
D) The growing split between those who succeed in a global environment and those who do not will foster greater antiglobalization sentiments.
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