According to Gunder Frank, the polarization evident in regions'/countries' unequal access to economic capital and resources must be understood in terms of:
A) Different histories of national/regional economic backwardness
B) Unequal world and national capitalist economic relations
C) Different cultural values/work ethics
D) Geographical interdependence

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Gunder Frank's analysis focuses on the capitalist system and how its global and national structures perpetuate inequality, emphasizing the importance of understanding economic disparities through the lens of unequal capitalist relations.

According to Gunder Frank, the Polarization Evident in Regions'/countries' Unequal