Wallerstein pointed to several factors that cause dependency among low-income nations. Which of the following is a factor that Wallerstein did NOT consider to be a cause of dependency?
A) narrow, export-oriented economies
B) lack of integration into the world economy
C) lack of industrial capacity
D) foreign debt

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Wallerstein did consider lack of integration into the world economy as a cause of dependency. Narrow, export-oriented economies, lack of industrial capacity, and foreign debt were all factors that Wallerstein identified as contributing to dependency among low-income nations.

Wallerstein Pointed to Several Factors That Cause Dependency Among Low-Income