Those who would argue that compared with patterns of trade a century ago,the world economy is less global and more regionalized,meaning that trade and exchange happens only in a few geographic areas among a few groups are the:
A) hyperglobalizers
B) transformationalists
C) postindustrialists
D) skeptics
E) postmodernists

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The skeptics tend to argue that the world economy is less globalized and more regionalized than a century ago, meaning that trade and exchange occur primarily in a few geographic areas and among a few groups. They downplay the significance of global trade and investment, asserting that the world remains a collection of distinct economies and regions rather than a fully integrated global marketplace.

Those Who Would Argue That Compared with Patterns of Trade