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According to the _____ theory, the capitalist world-economy is a global system divided into a hierarchy of three major types of nations.
world systems
dependency
development and modernization
new international division of labour
- Option 1: World Systems Theory
- This theory divides the global economy into core, semi-periphery, and periphery nations.
- It was developed by Immanuel Wallerstein.
- It emphasizes the interconnectedness of countries and the exploitation of peripheral nations by core nations.
- Option 2: Dependency Theory
- Suggests that periphery nations depend on core nations for economic development.
- Emphasizes the constraints imposed on developing nations by historical exploitation and ongoing global structures.
- Option 3: Development and Modernization Theory
- Proposes that all countries progress through similar stages of development.
- Emphasizes internal factors and the adoption of Western ways as a roadmap.
- Option 4: New International Division of Labour
- Refers to the global reorganization of production, with manufacturing increasingly located in developing countries.
- Highlights the shift of labor-intensive industries to lower-wage areas.
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