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Ksivusya [100]
2 years ago
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A. Identify a similarity in the implementation of economic policy by countries in two world regions due to increased globalizati

on at the end of the twentieth century.
B. Explain a difference in the diffusion of a type of technology through globalization in two world regions at the end of the twentieth century.

C. Explain the extent to which environmental policy differed in two world regions based on specific environmental interactions at the end of the twentieth century.​
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