The global core can best be described as:
a. A strong, well-integrated states whose economic activities are diversified and capital intensive.
b. A series of areas lacking strong state machinery and engaged in producing relatively few unfinished goods by unskilled, low-wage labor.
c. A structural position within which a state may gain economic primacy by achieving productive, commercial, and financial superiority over its rivals.
d. a. and b.
e. a. and d.
Question 2
World-system theory divides the world into
a. democratic and non-democratic nations.
b. core, periphery, and semi-periphery areas.
c. bourgeoisie and proletariat.
d. capitalist and command economies.
e. Global North and Global South.