Continuity/Change in a Globalized World Practice Test

It shows change because international organizations forced all firms to relocate production to one continent to simplify trade routes.

It shows continuity in interdependence, alongside change as states more actively managed supply-chain risk through strategic policy interventions.

It shows change because governments stopped regulating economies, abandoning tariffs, subsidies, and emergency powers during crises.

It shows continuity because supply chains were never global; all production and consumption always occurred within national borders.

It shows globalization ended permanently, with countries returning to isolated village economies and eliminating long-distance trade entirely.