When the various regional integration blocs are analyzed from an economic geography perspective,they fall under three general categories - regional blocs close to major world markets,remote regions with large local markets,or _____.
A) urban regions with small local markets
B) urban regions with large local markets
C) urban regions with no local markets
D) remote regions with small local markets
E) remote regions with no local markets

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The correct answer is "remote regions with small local markets." This option completes the spectrum of regional integration blocs by contrasting with the other two categories mentioned: those near major world markets and those remote but with large local markets. It highlights the diversity in economic geography by acknowledging areas that may not have the advantage of proximity to large markets or the benefit of a large local market themselves.

When the Various Regional Integration Blocs Are Analyzed from an Economic